3.16: Filters Flashcards
- A Band Stop Filter passes
(a) All low frequencies
(b) Only frequencies above and below a particular band of frequencies.
(c) Only frequencies in the FM band.
(b) Only frequencies above and below a particular band of frequencies.
- A Bandpass filter passes:
(a) all low frequencies
(b) all high frequencies
(c) only a particular frequency
(c) only a particular frequency
(b) Low Pass Filter
(c) Band Pass filter
band Pass filter - inductor and capacitor in Parallel with each other
P for pass and p for parallel
20.A filter used to remove a group of frequencies from reaching the next stage of a
circuit is commonly called a:
(a) Bandstop filter
(b) Bandpass filter
(c) Highpass filter
(a) Bandstop filter
- The range of frequencies that a filter will pass or remove is commonly referred to
as the filter’s:
(a) Resonant frequency
(b) Bandwidth
(c) Shape factor
(b) Bandwidth
- The circuit diagram shown below shows that :
(a) the frequency does not influence the output voltage
(b) High frequencies can pass
(c) Low frequencies can pass
(c) Low frequencies can pass
To remember: RC cars young kids play with
= RC (Resistor Capacitor) in series low (young age) frequencies can pass
Invert for inductor i.e IR - Inductor Resistor in series same effect
(b) High frequencies can pass
- A capacitor connected across a DC power supply is user to filter out (REMOVE):
(a) DC Voltage
(b) Lower frequencies
(c) Higher Frequencies
(c) Higher Frequencies
A capacitor is a Low pass filter
Fuel system measures capaciance and fuel is normally low
- In a parallel R, L, C circuit, the value of the capacitor is quadrupled, then the value
of the impedance would
(a) reduce
(b) increased
(c) remain the same
(a) reduce
Capacitors reduce impedance, inductors increase it
Remember: Xc = 1 / 2(pi)(F)(C) - As capacitance or frequency increases, capacitive reactance decreases
XL = 2(pi)(F)(L) - As frequency or inductance increase so does inductive reactance
- In a tuned circuit at resonance, the circuit will be
(a) inductive
(b) resistive
(c) capacitive
(b) resistive
Inductive and capacitive cancel each other out
Capacitors reduce impedance, inductors increase it
Remember: Xc = 1 / 2(pi)(F)(C) - As capacitance or frequency increases, capacitive reactance decreases
XL = 2(pi)(F)(L) - As frequency or inductance increase so does inductive reactance
- The impedance of a series tuned circuit at resonance is
(a) zero
(b) maximum
(c) minimum
(a) zero
Inductive and capacitive cancel each other out
Capacitors reduce impedance, inductors increase it
Remember: Xc = 1 / 2(pi)(F)(C) - As capacitance or frequency increases, capacitive reactance decreases
XL = 2(pi)(F)(L) - As frequency or inductance increase so does inductive reactance
- A high pass filter has
(a) high impedance to low frequency, low impedance to high frequency
(b) high impedance to high frequency, low impedance to low frequency
(c) high impedance to both high and low frequency
(a) high impedance to low frequency, low impedance to high frequency
- In a series LCR circuit at resonance, R = 100 ohms, L and C are each 10 ohms.
The total impedance is
(a) 100 ohms
(b) 30 ohms
(c) zero ohms
(a) 100 ohms
Inductive and capacitive cancel each other out
Capacitors reduce impedance, inductors increase it
Remember: Xc = 1 / 2(pi)(F)(C) - As capacitance or frequency increases, capacitive reactance decreases
XL = 2(pi)(F)(L) - As frequency or inductance increase so does inductive reactance
- A parallel circuit at resonance has its impedance at a
(a) maximum
(b) minimum
(c) zero
(a) maximum
To remember: parallel train tracks give maximum resistance to trains