A rejection network that can be used instead of the twin-T network of Example 8.4 is the

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A rejection network that can be used instead of the twin-T network of Example 8.4 is the bridged-T network shown in Figure P8.3. The transfer function of this network is
where
A rejection network that can be used instead of the

Compute the bandwidth of the system for K - 1,2, and 10. As K increases, does the bandwidth increase or decrease?

A rejection network that can be used instead of the

FIGURE P8.3 Bridged-T network.

A rejection network that can be used instead of the

(can you show this?), where ωn2 = 2/LC,Q = ωn L/R1, and R2 is adjusted so that R2 = (ωnL)2/R1[3].
(a) Determine the pole-zero pattern and, using the vector approach, evaluate the approximate frequency response, (b) Compare the frequency response of the twin-T and bridged-T networks when Q = 10.

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Modern Control Systems

ISBN: 978-0136024583

12th edition

Authors: Richard C. Dorf, Robert H. Bishop

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