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Electrical Engineering: Principles & Applications | 6th Edition | ISBN: 9780133116649 | Authors: Allan R. Hambley

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The input and output voltages of a filter operating under sinusoidal steady-state conditions are observed on an oscilloscope. The peak amplitude of the input is 5 V and the output is 15 V. The period of both signals is 4 ms. The input reaches a positive peak at t = 1 ms, and the output reaches its positive peak at t = 1.5 ms. Determine the frequency and the corresponding value of the transfer function.

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QUESTION:

The input and output voltages of a filter operating under sinusoidal steady-state conditions are observed on an oscilloscope. The peak amplitude of the input is 5 V and the output is 15 V. The period of both signals is 4 ms. The input reaches a positive peak at t = 1 ms, and the output reaches its positive peak at t = 1.5 ms. Determine the frequency and the corresponding value of the transfer function.

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Given data:

Period T = 4 ms.

The peak amplitude of input = 5 V.

The peak amplitude of output = 15 V.

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