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6.
What is this circuit?

a low-pass filter
a high-pass filter
a bandpass filter
a band-stop filter
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Chethan Y S said:   2 years ago
LPF-Integrator (R1C1) is in series with HPF-Differentiator (R3C2).

LPF allows low frequencies & HPF allows high frequencies. Intermediate frequency bands are blocked. Hence it is a band-stop filter.
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Venky said:   8 years ago
The given answer is correct because of a parallel combination of low pass filter and high pass filter. So the entire spectrum is given to both the filters. If there is an overlapping (upper cut off frequcy of lpf is greater than lower cutoff frequency of hpf) then it acts as a band stop filter.

It's not a bandpass filter because in a bandpass filter the low pass filter is followed by high pass filter (i.e, if they are cascaded or series combination) Before identifying a filter characteristics once check whether they are cascaded or in sires along with there characteristics and order.
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Madhavi said:   1 decade ago
By observing the capacitor actions at lower frequency and higher frequency the given circuit is band pass filter.

Praveen said:   6 years ago
Thanks all for the explanation.

Mrigank Shubham Saxena said:   1 decade ago
If you will calculate using KCL on the junction where R1, C2 and C1 are connected you will find a equation then replace the Vn=Vp=R4/ (R2+R4).

A band stop filter is like (C1+C2) and band pass filter is like (C1-C2).

By this you will get to know that the circuit is band stop, as the equation contains (C1+C2), if we use C1=C2, we will get Notch filter.

I have solved this, if I am wrong, correct me.

Thank you.

Kumar rahul said:   1 decade ago
At angular frequency = 0 capacitor behaves like open circuit but shows some output values. So low pass filter and at angular frequency = infinite capacitor acts as short cut and shows some output value i.e. high pass.

Conclusion: A range of frequency is rejected (band stop).

Sanjivani said:   1 decade ago
At infinity all capacitors are open so it will give output and at 0 all capacitors are short circuited so then also it will give output so we call it that it is bandstop filter.

Vipin kumar said:   1 decade ago
This is narrow band pass filter.

Priya said:   1 decade ago
I too agree with @Madhavi. It seems to be band pass filter by analyising the circuit at f=0 and f=infinity.

Shilpa kakarla said:   1 decade ago
Low pass filter succeeded by high pass filter in the above figure if we observe and hence according to their responses we get band stop filter's response..so ans is d


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