A prototype LC Ladder circuit implementing a 4th order Butterworth lowpass filter is shown below. This...

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A prototype LC Ladder circuit implementing a 4th order Butterworth lowpass filter is shown below. This circuit is normalised so that R₁ and R₂ are 102, and the 3dB cutoff frequency is 1rad/s. We wish to scale the circuit so that the cutoff frequency is 367kHz, and the new values of both R₁ and R₂ are 5002. What is the new value of capacitor C2, after frequency and magnitude scaling? (Enter answer in nF, eg, 50nF is entered as 50) Note: This question is about scaling component values. Whether or not we have talked about this circuit topology in class should not affect your ability to complete this question. Vin 12 WWW R₁ 0.7654H m L₁ C₂ 1.848H L3 1.848F C4 0.7654F R₂ a 192 M V₂ A prototype LC Ladder circuit implementing a 4th order Butterworth lowpass filter is shown below. This circuit is normalised so that R₁ and R₂ are 102, and the 3dB cutoff frequency is 1rad/s. We wish to scale the circuit so that the cutoff frequency is 367kHz, and the new values of both R₁ and R₂ are 5002. What is the new value of capacitor C2, after frequency and magnitude scaling? (Enter answer in nF, eg, 50nF is entered as 50) Note: This question is about scaling component values. Whether or not we have talked about this circuit topology in class should not affect your ability to complete this question. Vin 12 WWW R₁ 0.7654H m L₁ C₂ 1.848H L3 1.848F C4 0.7654F R₂ a 192 M V₂