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The simulation results indicate the circuit's behavior at its resonance frequency of 7500 Hz, with output voltage decreasing slightly at the lower cutoff frequency of 7109.8 Hz and increasing at the higher cutoff frequency of 7875 Hz. Tests with frequencies below and above the cutoff points confirm the circuit's functionality as a band-pass filter. Frequencies tested include 7000 Hz, 6500 Hz, 8000 Hz, and 8500 Hz.

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Simulation

The simulation results indicate the circuit's behavior at its resonance frequency of 7500 Hz, with output voltage decreasing slightly at the lower cutoff frequency of 7109.8 Hz and increasing at the higher cutoff frequency of 7875 Hz. Tests with frequencies below and above the cutoff points confirm the circuit's functionality as a band-pass filter. Frequencies tested include 7000 Hz, 6500 Hz, 8000 Hz, and 8500 Hz.

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Simulation Results

This is the condition of the circuit when it is passing through the resonance frequency.
FR=7500hz
NOW,
At lower cut off frequency, WL=7109.8hz the output voltage slightly decreases.
At Higher cut off frequency, WH =7875hz the output voltage slightly increases than the output voltage we got
when we used lower cut off frequency.
We checked the circuit by inputting frequency lower and higher than the cut off frequencies
to check that if this circuit works as band-pass filter or not.
As we know, In a band pass filter it will cut off other frequencies leaving the desired frequency
pass by.

1.F=7000hz

2.F=6500hz
3.F=8000hz

4.F=8500hz

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