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    This document describes low pass and high pass filters. A low pass filter's transfer function is H(s) = 1/(s+1), allowing low frequencies to pass while attenuating higher frequencies. A high pass filter's transfer function is H(s) = s/(s+1), having the opposite effect of attenuating low frequencies and passing higher frequencies. Both filters are derived by representing the impedance of a capacitor Zc as 1/jwc and simplifying the transfer functions H(jw) by letting the product of resistance and capacitance RC equal 1.

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    This document describes low pass and high pass filters. A low pass filter's transfer function is H(s) = 1/(s+1), allowing low frequencies to pass while attenuating higher frequencies. A high pass filter's transfer function is H(s) = s/(s+1), having the opposite effect of attenuating low frequencies and passing higher frequencies. Both filters are derived by representing the impedance of a capacitor Zc as 1/jwc and simplifying the transfer functions H(jw) by letting the product of resistance and capacitance RC equal 1.

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    Low Pass Filter and High Pass Filter

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    This document describes low pass and high pass filters. A low pass filter's transfer function is H(s) = 1/(s+1), allowing low frequencies to pass while attenuating higher frequencies. A high pass filter's transfer function is H(s) = s/(s+1), having the opposite effect of attenuating low frequencies and passing higher frequencies. Both filters are derived by representing the impedance of a capacitor Zc as 1/jwc and simplifying the transfer functions H(jw) by letting the product of resistance and capacitance RC equal 1.

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    Low Pass Filter:

    H(jw)=Vo/Vin=Zc/(R+Zc)

    ; Zc= 1/jwc

    H(jw)= (1/jwc)/(R + (1/jwc) )


    H(jw)= 1/(jwRC+1)
    ;jw=s
    H(s) = RC/(RCs+1)
    Let RC=1

    => H(s)= 1/(s+1)

    High Pass Filter:

    H(jw)=Vo/Vin=R/(R+Zc)
    H(jw)= (R)/(R + (1/jwc) )
    H(jw)= jwRC/(jwRC+1) ;jw=s
    H(s) = RCs/(RCs+1)
    Let RC=1

    => H(s)= s/(s+1)

    ; Zc= 1/jwc

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