2. (a) An ideal, zero-phase highpass filter has frequency response0₂ |w| < WeHhp(w)hhp(n)Derive the corresponding impulse response1=Hop(w) =hop(n) =Wieu-weπ(b) An ideal, zero-phase bandpass filter has frequency response0₁ |w| س > we ,1sin(wen)TNHbs (w) =Weㅠ7sin(wun)TTL7T > س > w ,0for n =for In> 0sin(wen)7771Derive the corresponding impulse response1Wie we7Tsin(wen)πN= 0(c) An ideal, zero-phase bandstop filter has frequency response1, |w| س > wa ,1for n = 0for n > 0sin(wun)пnfor n=0for n > 0

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2. (a) An ideal, zero-phase highpass filter has frequency response {} So, |w| < We Hhp(w) = Derive the corresponding impulse response 1 hhp(n) = Hup(w) = (b) An ideal, zero-phase bandpass filter has frequency response hop(n) = π > س > we ,1 for n = 0 sin(wen), for n>0 πη Derive the corresponding impulse response {{ Hbs (w) = hbs(n) = لما 1 ول > w ,0 1, we ≤|w|≤ W₂ 0, W₁ ≤|w|≤ T sin(wun) TIL (c) An ideal, zero-phase bandstop filter has frequency response 1, |w| 0 7711 Derive the corresponding impulse response wie we 1 π sin(wen) An for n = 0 - wa > س > we ,0 T > س > we ,1 7 " for n= = 0 sin(wun) for n>0 An

2. (a) An ideal, zero-phase highpass filter has frequency response {} So, |w| < We Hhp(w) = Derive the corresponding impulse response 1 hhp(n) = Hup(w) = (b) An ideal, zero-phase bandpass filter has frequency response hop(n) = π > س > we ,1 for n = 0 sin(wen), for n>0 πη Derive the corresponding impulse response {{ Hbs (w) = hbs(n) = لما 1 ول > w ,0 1, we ≤|w|≤ W₂ 0, W₁ ≤|w|≤ T sin(wun) TIL (c) An ideal, zero-phase bandstop filter has frequency response 1, |w| 0 7711 Derive the corresponding impulse response wie we 1 π sin(wen) An for n = 0 - wa > س > we ,0 T > س > we ,1 7 " for n= = 0 sin(wun) for n>0 An

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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