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Find the transfer function of RC network as shown in the figure
Hello, I need to add a point to the above answer: for the circuit network transfer function, it is necessary to consider the load effect after it is divided into various links in series. I am not clear about the details, but the output or input impedance of the latter will affect the transfer function of the previous link
Why is RC circuit a low pass filter?
Isn't a C connected with high frequency resistance and low frequency? Why is the filter connected with low frequency resistance and high frequency instead of capacitor?
RC circuit composed of filter, not necessarily low pass, can also be high pass, band pass, band stop, this mainly depends on your circuit design
I've scanned a sketch for you
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