How to obtain the transfer function for Passive Bandpass Filter1?

kitty10

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I'm got a question on how to obtain the transfer function for this RC Bandpass Filter in the phasor?

WBahn

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RBR1317

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... in the phasor?
Does that mean you need to present the magnitude & phase of the transfer function in terms of the signal frequency?

MrAl

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I'm got a question on how to obtain the transfer function for this RC Bandpass Filter in the phasor?
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kitty10

Joined May 21, 2020
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Does that mean you need to present the magnitude & phase of the transfer function in terms of the signal frequency?
Yes. That what I mean. I got the transfer function as complex number but I have a problem in convert it to phasor

kitty10

Joined May 21, 2020
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Yes. That what I mean. I got the transfer function as complex number but I have a problem in convert it to phasor
$Vout/Vin=(R1R2-jXc2R1)/((-jR1Xc1-jR2Xc1-Xc1Xc2+R1R2-jXc2R1)×(j R2/Xc2+1) )$

RBR1317

Joined Nov 13, 2010
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Have you studied Bode plots yet? They show the magnitude & phase of a transfer function for a range of signal frequency.

The first step is to evaluate the entire expression, then separate and collect the real & imaginary parts. (That is a lot of complex algebra. I use a symbolic algebra engine -Maple- to avoid collecting piles of scribble paper.) Then use the real & imaginary expressions to calculate the magnitude & phase. (A lot more complex algebra.) At some point you will need to convert the capacitive reactance to a function of frequency.