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Date Posted: 7/17/2008 3:41:24 PM  Status: Live
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Analog Circuits Electric Circuits (8th) by Nilsson N/A N/A
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Date Posted: 7/18/2008 3:02:24 AM  Status: Live
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from the above conclusions we can tell that the if C1 is very less i.e C1 is in  then band width of the system is 1.553 Hz.So it is acting as a Band pass filter.So
if C1 is incresed then bandwidth is decreased and it is acting as Lowpass Filter.
 
I hope this helps u.................



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