Determine the lower frequency limit of integration for the circuit given below.

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Determine the lower frequency limit of integration for the circuit given below.

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Chris · Answer 1 · 2024-03-16T05:55:47+0000

Correct option is (b) 4.82kHz

To put it plainly: The lower frequency limit of integration, f= 1/(2πRFCF) = 1/(2π×1kΩ×33nF) = 4.82kHz.

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