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RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPTUAL TOOLS

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Page 1: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

RLC Filter

Neil E. CotterAssociate Professor (Lecturer)

ECE DepartmentUniversity of Utah

CONCEPTUALTOOLS

Page 2: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Kirchhoff’s Laws CONCEPTUALTOOLS

• Same current, i(t), flows through L, C, and R

Page 3: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Kirchhoff’s Laws CONCEPTUALTOOLS

• Same current, i(t), flows through L, C, and R• Sum of voltages around loop = 0V

Page 4: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Kirchhoff’s Laws CONCEPTUALTOOLS

• Same current, i(t), flows through L, C, and R• Sum of voltages around loop = 0V

Page 5: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Phasors

• All signals in circuit are sinusoids of same frequency as input• Use complex numbers to represent sinusoids Capture magnitude Capture phase shift Use j for √-1 (because i was used for current)

• Use phasor transform: P[Acos(2πft +Φ)] = Ae jø

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Page 6: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Phasors

• Treat complex numbers as vectors Sum like vectors Product defined as (a+jb)(c+jd) = ac-bd + j(ad+bc)• Use polar or rectangular form Rectangular form: a+jb

Polar form: Ae jø

• Use right triangle trigonometry to covert forms: Rectangular from polar: a = AcosΦ and b = AsinΦ

Polar from rectangular: A = √a2 + b2 and Φtan-1(b/a)

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Page 7: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Phasors

• Sum of sinusoids becomes sum of complex numbers

• Differentiation becomes multiplication

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Page 8: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Kirchhoff’s Laws

• Same phasor current, I, flows through L, C, and R

CONCEPTUALTOOLS

Page 9: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Kirchhoff’s Laws

• Same phasor current, I, flows through L, C, and R• Sum of phasor voltages around loop = 0V

CONCEPTUALTOOLS

Page 10: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Kirchhoff’s Laws

• Same phasor current, I, flows through L, C, and R• Sum of phasor voltages around loop = 0V

CONCEPTUALTOOLS

Page 11: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

• Vo = IR = voltage across R

Ohm’s Law CONCEPTUALTOOLS

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Gain

• Gain is size of output relative to input• Gain = |Vo|/|Vi| where |a + jb| = √a2+b2 = A for polar form

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Gain versus Frequency

• Gain is max at “center frequency” denoted by ωo

• Gain is max/√2 at “cutoff frequencies” denoted by ωC1 and ωC2

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Page 14: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Center Frequency

• Center frequency, ωo, where gain is max• Occurs where gain = 1• Solve for ωo using following equation:

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Cutoff Frequencies

• Cutoff frequencies, ωC1 and ωC2, where gain is max/√2• Occurs where gain = 1/√2• Solve for cutoff frequencies using following equation:

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• Bandwidth = β = ωC2 – ωC1

• Bandwidth is roughly frequency range that gets through filter

Page 16: RLC Filter Neil E. Cotter Associate Professor (Lecturer) ECE Department University of Utah CONCEPT U AL TOOLS

Filter Design CONCEPTUALTOOLS

• Find R and C value for assigned filter:

• Low-pass filter:

ωo = 2π·280 Hz

β = 2π·1600 Hz

•High-pass filter:

ωo = 2π·7000 Hz

β = 2π·1600 Hz

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