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+ | Frequency response analysis is a critical step in the design of passive and active filters, amplifiers, and the closed-loop response of negative feedback systems. Frequency response analysis has historically been a very tedious measurement exercise using just an oscilloscope along with a sinewave function generator as the input source. It involved multiple manually-performed amplitude and phase (time difference) measurements to determine gain (A = 20LogV< | ||
====Bode Plotting Window Setup:==== | ====Bode Plotting Window Setup:==== | ||
- | When the Bode Plot window button is clicked in the ALICE Main Window the Bode Plot display Window should appear, as shown in figure 2. It is sub divided into 2 sections. | + | Before you perform a frequency response test to produce a gain and phase Bode plot, you should have a basic understanding of the test setup parameters in the ALICE Bode Plot menu. When the Bode Plot window button is clicked in the ALICE Main Window the Bode Plot display Window should appear, as shown in figure 2. It is sub divided into 2 sections. |
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