Question 2 A two-stage active band pass filter (BPF) is shown in Figure Q2. A table of components values is shown in Table Q2. For this BPF: a) Calculate the passband voltage gain in dB and the quality factor Q of each stage. b) Calculate the critical frequencies and bandwidth of the filter. c) Sketch the frequency response of the filter. CB CA CA RA RA R. Rc ]R, RB Figure Q2. CB=27NF RB=1kQ RA=2kQ Table of Component values of the BPF CA=56NF Rc=4700 RD=3300 Table Q2

Question 2 A two-stage active band pass filter (BPF) is shown in Figure Q2. A table of components values is shown in Table Q2. For this BPF: a) Calculate the passband voltage gain in dB and the quality factor Q of each stage. b) Calculate the critical frequencies and bandwidth of the filter. c) Sketch the frequency response of the filter. CB CA CA RA RA R. Rc ]R, RB Figure Q2. CB=27NF RB=1kQ RA=2kQ Table of Component values of the BPF CA=56NF Rc=4700 RD=3300 Table Q2

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