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Does anyone have a good link for a pole Zero diagram simulator online?
Pole zero simulator
- Thread starter henrylavery242
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The okawa-denshi tool will give you the pole locations which are approximately:
\( 35.13354\;\pm j35.211184 \)
on a circle of radius 50Hz. That is if you select a Q of 0.707, which you would want to do as it provides a response which is maximally flat in the passband. It also shows the double pole at the origin as well as the transfer function. You hardly need a piece of software to map a pair of poles and a double zero at the origin.
For this configuration, with a Q ≈ 0.707, the poles will be located at an angle of 45° to the negative real axis on a circle of radius 50, which is the center frequency.
\( 35.13354\;\pm j35.211184 \)
on a circle of radius 50Hz. That is if you select a Q of 0.707, which you would want to do as it provides a response which is maximally flat in the passband. It also shows the double pole at the origin as well as the transfer function. You hardly need a piece of software to map a pair of poles and a double zero at the origin.
For this configuration, with a Q ≈ 0.707, the poles will be located at an angle of 45° to the negative real axis on a circle of radius 50, which is the center frequency.
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