Question: 1 . Butterworth filter design ( 4 points ) We would like to design a fifth - order Butterworth highpass filter with cutoff frequency

1. Butterworth filter design (4 points)
We would like to design a fifth-order Butterworth highpass filter with cutoff frequency \(10\mathrm{rad}/\mathrm{s}\).
(a)(1 point) Determine the locations of the poles.
(b)(1 point) Determine the transfer function \(\mathbf{H}(\mathbf{s})\).
(c)(1 point) We implement this filter using first-order RC filters and/or second-order SallenKey filters. Draw the circuit diagram.
(d)(1 point) Suppose that we use \(10-\mathrm{k}\Omega \) resistors. Determine the capacitors in all the stages of the filter.
2. Butterworth filter design (6 points)
We would like to design a Butterworth lowpass filter that meets the specifications of \(|\mathbf{H}(\omega)|=\)0.9 at 10 Hz and \(|\mathbf{H}(\omega)|=0.1\) at 28 Hz .
(a)(2 points) Determine the order and the cutoff frequency of the filter.
(b)(1 point) Determine the locations of the poles.
(c)(1 point) Determine the transfer function \(\mathbf{H}(\mathrm{s})\).
(d)(1 point) We implement this filter using first-order RC filters and/or second-order SallenKey filters. Draw the circuit diagram.
(e)(1 point) Suppose that we use \(10-\mathrm{k}\Omega \) resistors. Determine the capacitors in all the stages of the filter.
1 . Butterworth filter design ( 4 points ) We

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