Question 15.1: Objective: Design a two-pole low-pass Butterworth filter for...
Objective: Design a two-pole low-pass Butterworth filter for an audio amplifier application.
Specifications: The circuit with the configuration shown in Figure 15.7(a) is to be designed such that the bandwidth is 20 kHz.
Choices: An ideal op-amp is available and standard-valued resistors and capacitors must be used.
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