Question: . If you use a first - order high - pass filter, with an in - band gain of 1 and a cut off frequency

. If you use a first-order high-pass filter, with an in-band gain of 1 and a cut off frequency of 0.5 Hz to remove the dc component of the signal after the instrumentation amplifier, what is |H()| for the high-pass filter at 1 Hz? b. If you sample the signal (with noise and interference) at 20 kHz, what input frequencies would cause aliasing? c. If you use a first-order low-pass filter, with an in-band gain of 5 and a cut off frequency of 80 Hz, what is the minimum sampling rate that you must use such that the |H()| for the low-pass filter is less than 0.05 for any noise or interference that would cause aliasing? d. If the desired ECG signal is 0.5 mV at the body, and the (unwanted) dc signal is 10 mV, what is the maximum gain you can use in the instrumentation amplifier to prevent clipping (saturation) of the signal?

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