Question 6.8: Computer-Generated Bode Plot The circuit of Figure 6.41 is a...

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Computer-Generated Bode Plot
The circuit of Figure 6.41 is a notch filter. Use MATLAB to generate a magnitude Bode plot of the transfer function H(f ) = V_out/V_inwith frequency ranging from 10Hz to 100 kHz. Then, analyze the circuit manually at very high and very low frequencies to provide checks on the plot. Use the plot to determine the frequency of maximum attenuation and the value of the transfer function at that frequency.

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