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P5: The transfer function of a filter circuit T(s) is given by: T(s) = 100 s/ω0B (s/ω0A + 1)(s/ω0B + 1)ω0A = 104 rad sec ω0B = 400 rad sec a) Sketch its asymptotic Bode plot, magnitude only b) What type of filter is it? c) What is its exact gain at 2000 rad/sec ?

P5: The transfer function of a filter circuit T(s) is given by: T(s) = 100 s/ω0B (s/ω0A + 1)(s/ω0B + 1)ω0A = 104 rad sec ω0B = 400 rad sec a) Sketch its asymptotic Bode plot, magnitude only b) What type of filter is it? c) What is its exact gain at 2000 rad/sec ?

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P5: The transfer function of a filter circuit T ( s ) is given by:
T ( s ) = 100 s / ω 0 B ( s / ω 0 A + 1 ) ( s / ω 0 B + 1 ) ω 0 A = 10 4 r a d s e c ω 0 B = 400 r a d s e c
a) Sketch its asymptotic Bode plot, magnitude only b) What type of filter is it? c) What is its exact gain at 2000 r a d / s e c ?

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