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Capacitor passes high frequencies, blocks low frequencies |
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In frequency domain, capacitor impedance, Z(ω)=1/jωc
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So, the impulse response,

where,

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Whose magnitude,

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And phase,

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So that,

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G is easiest viewed on a Bode (log-log) plot:

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Φ is 0° for high frequencies, 90° at low
frequencies, and 45° at the -3dB point: 
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Note: The affect of a high-pass filter can be numerically
undone with the droop correction algorithm.
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Capacitor
passes high frequencies, blocks low frequencies
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In frequency domain, capacitor impedance,
Z(ω)=1/jωc
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So, the impulse response,

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where,

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Whose magnitude,

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And phase,

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So that,

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G is easiest viewed on a Bode (log-log) plot:

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Φ is 0° for high frequencies, 90° at low
frequencies, and 45° at the -3dB point:
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A simple algorithm can synthesize the response of input
discrete-time waveform data to a low-pass RC filter. A KCL node
equation at the output node gives: |

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Or, |

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Which can be expressed by the implicit difference equation:
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So, |

where,
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