Topic name-Low pass filter
presented by
Manas Kumar
Branch –Electrical Engineering
[Link] (1st yr)
Contents
Introduction of filters
Low pass filter
RC Low pass filter
Response curve of LPF
Cut off frequency
Cutoff frequency of RCLPF
RC low pass filter
Applications
Introduction of filters
Basically an electrical filter is a circuit that can be designed to modify,
reshape all unwanted frequencies of an electric signal and accept or
Pass only those signals wanted by the circuit designer. In other words
they “filter out” all unwanted signals.
Low pass filter
A low pass filter is a filter that allows signals with low frequencies
to pass from input to output while receiving higher frequencies.
A low pass filter can be a combination of capacitance, resistance
or inductance intended to produce high attenuation above very
specified frequency and a little or no attenuation below frequency .
RC Low pass filter
A single rc low pass filter, can be easily made by connecting
together in series a single resistance with a single capacitor .
In this type of filter arrangement the input signal (Vin) is applied
to the series combination (both the resistor and capacitor ) but
the output signal (Vout) is across the capacitor only.
Response curve of LPF
Circuit diagram
Cut off frequency
The frequency at which the transition occurs and the filters
output is 70.7% of input is called “cut off” frequency.
RL low pass filter
A RL low pass filter, can be easily made by connecting together in
series a single inductor with a resistor and output is taken across the
resistor.
Cut off frequency of RCLPF
Xc=R
1/wc=R
1/2¤fc=R
fc=1/2¤RC
At the cut off frequency the output voltage
magnitude is-
Vout=Vin×Xc/sqrt (Xc^2+R^2)
Applications
RC circuit acts as integrator also, so the low pass
filter is also act as integrator
Low pass filter used in audio applications .
Low pass filter used in reciver, such as Superhetrodyne .