The high pass filter can also be obtained using the R-L combination as shown in the diagram.
In this case, the cutoff frequency is,
Band Pass Filter
Figure 13 is the ideal characteristic for an ideal band pass filter, in which radian frequency extending from to are passed, while all other frequencies are stopped.
The components are chosen to establish a cutoff frequency for the high pass filter that is lower than the cutoff frequency of the low pass filter as shown in the diagram. A frequency near the centre of the pass band will pass through both filters with very little degeneration.
The resonance frequency f0 is
Band Stop Filter
Figure 16 is the characteristic for an ideal band stop filter, in which radian frequency extending from to be stopped and all other frequencies are passed.
A low frequency can pass through the LPF and higher frequency can use the parallel path
Since the characteristics of a band stop are the inverse of the pattern obtained for the band pass filters, we can employ the fact that at any frequency the sum of the magnitudes of the two waveforms will equal to the applied voltage Vi.
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