HI~! GUyz

I'm from Korea, I studied electronic engineering,, I'm a girl.,.

It is report of my experiment,,

My experiment is about the integrator and diffrentiator
I want to help my question,,

Q. What effect would you expect on the output of the integrator in Figure if the frequency used had been 100 Hz instead of 1kHz?

I attached to my figure in below..

I think that when the frequecy is decreased, integrator output would be low pass filter frequency,,

Anybody, explain to me.. I want to know exactly,,

 

Hint: does the integrating capacitor have the ability to soak up 10 times the charge? If not, what will happen?

 

HI~! GUyz

I'm from Korea, I studied electronic engineering,, I'm a girl.,.

It is report of my experiment,,

My experiment is about the integrator and diffrentiator
I want to help my question,,

Q. What effect would you expect on the output of the integrator in Figure if the frequency used had been 100 Hz instead of 1kHz?

I attached to my figure in below..

I think that when the frequecy is decreased, integrator output would be low pass filter frequency,,

Anybody, explain to me.. I want to know exactly,,

Actually, the output voltage will be GREATER. The capacitor will have more time between cycles to charge up. (Remember the RC time constant).

Eric