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Chapter 17.8, Problem 14PP
Rework Example 17.14 if the low-pass filter is replaced by the ideal bandpass filter shown in Fig. 17.46.
Figure 17.46
Example 17.14
If the sawtooth waveform in Fig. 17.45(a) is applied to an ideal low-pass filter with the transfer function shown in Fig. 17.45(b), determine the output.
Figure 17.45
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