Engineering, 15.02.2020 00:18 breannaasmith1122

In filter design, it is often possible and convenient to transform a lowpass filter to a high pass filter and vice versa. With H (s) denoting the transfer function of the original filter and G(s) that of the transformed filter, one such commonly used transformation consists of replacing s by 11 s; that is, G(s) = HG).
a. For H(s) = 11(s + 112), sketch IH(jw )I and IG(jw )1.
b. Determine the linear constant-coefficient differential equation associated with H(s) and with G(s).
c. Now consider a more general case

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