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What are the two primary components used in a passive filter?
Resistors and Capacitors (or Inductors).
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Which filter type is better suited for high-frequency RF applications?
Passive Filters (Op-amps have frequency limits).
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True or False: Passive filters can provide a power gain greater than 1.
False.
True
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Active filters are excellent for "Isolation." What does this mean?
High input impedance and low output impedance prevents loading.
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A Notch Filter is another name for which type of filter?
A band-stop
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Does an active filter produce more or less thermal noise than a passive filter?
More (due to the active electronic components).
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Which filter type is easier to tune (change the frequency) without affecting the load?
Passive filter
Active filter
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Which type of filter requires an external power supply to function?
Active filters
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What do we call a filter that allows a specific range of frequencies to pass through?
A band-pass filter
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What is a major disadvantage of using inductors in low-frequency passive filters?
They become bulky, heavy, and expensive.
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What happens to the gain of an active filter if the input frequency exceeds the Op-Amp's bandwidth?
The gain drops off (due to the Gain-Bandwidth Product).
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Why are active filters generally NOT used for high-power applications?
Op-amps are limited by their output current and voltage rails.
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4 What active component is most commonly used in active filters?
An OP Amp
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