Resistor and Capacitor value for Low-Pass Filter
- Thread starter DamarJati
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Yeah, literally it's my homework...
and thankyou for your reply btw
So...
that's mean if i using lower value of capacitor and resistor, the lower audio frequency that will pass?
It's not the individual values of R and C. It's the ratio of R and C.
We can control current in two ways.
1. The amount of current is controlled by resistance.
2. We can also control how fast the current changes. Like for a current to go from 0 to 10 amps. That transition can take different speeds or times, to get up to 10 amps. Some signals can go from 0 to 10 amps in 1 second. Other signals can do it in 1 millionth of a second.....a million times faster.
A filter can select what speeds(rates of change) go thru.....and what speeds are blocked. It's a speed limit on the CHANGE of current.
Does that make any sense?
We can control current in two ways.
1. The amount of current is controlled by resistance.
2. We can also control how fast the current changes. Like for a current to go from 0 to 10 amps. That transition can take different speeds or times, to get up to 10 amps. Some signals can go from 0 to 10 amps in 1 second. Other signals can do it in 1 millionth of a second.....a million times faster.
A filter can select what speeds(rates of change) go thru.....and what speeds are blocked. It's a speed limit on the CHANGE of current.
Does that make any sense?
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Post your work and tell us what you don't understand.
