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CHAP.  51        FOURIER ANALYSIS OF TIME SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS



                       For  o s 10,




                       On a log frequency scale, 2010glo(w/10) is a straight line with  a slope of  20 dB/decade
                       (a decade is a 10-to-1 change in  frequency). This straight line intersects the 0-dB axis at
                       o = 10 [Fig. 5-28(a)]. (This value  of  o  is  called  the  comer frequency.) At  the  corner
                       frequency w = 10
                                        ~(10)1,,  = 2010glo11 + jll  = 2010glofi -- 3 dB

                       The plot of  (H(w)ldB is sketched in  Fig. 5-28(a). Next,



                       Then
                                                         W
                                                              0
                                           O,(o)  = tan-'  - --,     aso-0
                                                         10



                       At  w = 10,  OH(lO) = tan-'  1 = ~/4 radian  (rad). The  plot  of  BH(o) is  sketched  in
                       Fig. 5-28(b). Note that  the dotted  lines represent  the straight-line approximation of  the
                       Bode plots.







                      For o    100,



                      For w >>  100,




                      On  a  log  frequency  scale  -2010glo(w/100)  is  a  straight  line  with  a  slope  of
                       -20  dB/decade.  This  straight  line  intersects  the  0-dB axis  at  the  corner  frequency
                      o = 100 [Fig. 5-29(a)]. At the corner frequency o = 100
                                             H(100)1,,  = -2010glofi = -3  dB

                      The plot of  IH(w)ldB  is sketched in  Fig. 5-29(a). Next



                      Then







                      At  o = 100,  8,(100)  = -tanp'  1 = -~/4 rad.  The  plot  of  OH(w) is  sketched  in
                      Fig.    6).
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