RC Low pass filter
The impedance of R1= R and the complex impedance of C1 is given by and the output voltage is given by:
And the ratio between output and input voltage for this circuit is thus:
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| (1) |
If we multiply the equation above with 1 or in this case with
we finally get the transfer function:
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| (2) |
Now, any complex number can be written in a number of ways. One of the most common ways to write a given complex numkber C is: . This is actually a vector in O(0,0) with a certain length and a certain angle. The Modulo of the complex number C is the length, while the Argument of of the complex number C is the angle of the vector.
The Modulo is given by:
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And the Argument is
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| (4) |
We can now write the transfer function as given in (2) in the notation as given above.
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| (5) |
With the result of (5) we can write the transfer function (2) a complex number C and we can calculate the Modulo and the Argument from it. The Modulo is given as:
And finally:
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| (6) |
We can plot the results from the function above in graph:
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Transfer function of a single stage RC filter. |
Transfer function of a single stage RC filter, log. |
The argument can be calculated as follows:
And finally:
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| (7) |
We can plot the results from the function above in graph:
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Transfer function of a single stage RC filter. |
Transfer function of a single stage RC filter, log. |