What is the differences between the RC, LC and RLC filters?. When and where these filters will be used?. Please can you explained clearly?.
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RC filter uses a resistor and capacitor.What is the differences between the RC, LC and RLC filters?. When and where these filters will be used?. Please can you explained clearly?.
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Can you explain this RLC low pass filter?. Why we need to use this RLC loa pass filter, still we have another filters like RC and LC low pas filters?. When and where will be used?. What are the benfits of this when compare to RC and LC low pass filters?.RLC could be a second-order low-pass or high-pass
This one I knew it. But I would like to know more?. Please can you my above post no.5?.RC filter uses a resistor and capacitor.
LC filter uses an inductor and capacitor.
RLC filter uses resistor, inductor and capacitor.
RC filter would be a first order low-pass or high-pass filter.
LC and RLC filter would be resonant, i.e. used for pass-band or stop-band filter.
The higher the order of the filter (equal to the number of reactive components) the faster the attenuation in the transition band which is the range of frequencies between the passband and the stopband.Can you explain this RLC low pass filter?. Why we need to use this RLC loa pass filter, still we have another filters like RC and LC low pas filters?. When and where will be used?. What are the benfits of this when compare to RC and LC low pass filters?.
They certainly are. However a certain amount of industry is required to actually construct a query and interpret the results.I think these definitions are easily found on the internet.
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