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6.
An RL high-pass filter consists of a 470 resistor and a 600 mH coil. The output is taken across the coil. The circuit's critical frequency is
125 Hz
1,250 Hz
564 Hz
5,644 Hz
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Uday pratap said:   6 years ago
Critical frequency= R/2πL.

Aamir said:   10 years ago
Well, of course the cut-off frequency is when XL = R.

XL = ωL = 2*F*L.

And the time constant for LR circuit is L/R.

Therefore, the cut-off frequency, no matter if High-Pass/ Low-Pass: fc = R/(2*L).

Umesh patil said:   10 years ago
Which formula you are using, I can't understand.

Just I know about.

F = 1/[2*pie*{sqr root(LC)}].

After solving we can't get given answer.

Shalin said:   1 decade ago
Z = R+jwL. For critical frequency, R = wL.

i.e. R = 2*pi*f*L.

So f = R/(2*pi*L) -> critical frequency.

Havish said:   1 decade ago
The transfer function for this ckt will be:
|Vo/Vi(jw)| = w/[w^2 + (r/l)^2]^(1/2)

This Magnitude is
Zero for w--> 0
Unity for w--> inf

Critical freq will be that freq for which Magnitude is 0.707(i.e 1/sqrt(2))
Hence
Wc= r/l or Fc= r/2*pi*l

Rekha said:   1 decade ago
F=R/(2*PI*L)
=470/(2*3.14*600*10-3)
=125HZ
(1)

Kiran kumar said:   1 decade ago
I'm not getting the answer can any one explain me.

Sushil gaind said:   1 decade ago
fc =R/2*pi*L

Raju said:   1 decade ago
Use this formula critical frequency is = 1*R/2*pi*L.

Nil said:   1 decade ago
How? please explain.

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