GAMBOA, EUGENE CHARLS M.

BS ECE 5A

ELECTVES I SEPTEMBER 9, 2011

DIAGRAM:

LOW PASS FILTER = 0

HIGH PASS FILTER = 0 BAND PASS FILTER = 0

No signal is allowed to pass in the filters; therefore no output signal is seen in the vector scope.

LOW PASS FILTER = 0

HIGH PASS FILTER = 0 BAND PASS FILTER = 1

A certain range of signal is only allowed to pass that is why only a small amount of output signal is seen in the vector scope.

LOW PASS FILTER = 0

HIGH PASS FILTER = 1 BAND PASS FILTER = 0

A range of high frequency is allowed to pass but this signal range is higher than in the Band Pass Filter thats why the output signal is slightly higher than the former output waveform.

LOW PASS FILTER = 0

HIGH PASS FILTER = 1 BAND PASS FILTER = 1

Now that the signal is allowed to pass in the Low and Band Pass Filter, still the amplitude of the output signal is low but the combination of the two filters made other formerly blocked signals to be unblocked. Comparing this output waveform to the previous two output waveforms might explain the difference better.

LOW PASS FILTER = 1

HIGH PASS FILTER = 0 BAND PASS FILTER = 0

Most of the signal is located at the low frequency thats why having the signal to only pass at the Low Pass Filter almost let the whole signal to pass. Only small portion of the signal is blocked.

LOW PASS FILTER = 1

HIGH PASS FILTER = 0 BAND PASS FILTER = 1

Its just like the previous output waveform but this time, the blocked signal in range of the Band Pass Filter is now allowed to pass.

LOW PASS FILTER = 1

HIGH PASS FILTER = 1 BAND PASS FILTER = 0

Its like also the previous waveform but instead the frequency in the Band Pass Filter is allowed to pass, the frequency in the High Pass Filter is the one allowed to pass.

LOW PASS FILTER = 1

HIGH PASS FILTER = 1 BAND PASS FILTER = 1

Now that the filters are all allowing the input signal to pass, the output waveform is complete.