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什么是 Transfer function?

Definition 9.1 University Physics — Year 1 · 第 9 章 — Filters and Transfer Functions

A linear circuit with an input voltage U‾e\underline U_e and an output voltage U‾s\underline U_s (taken with nothing connected at the output) has the transfer function

H‾(jω)=U‾sU‾e,G(ω)=∣H‾∣,φ(ω)=arg⁡H‾,\underline H(j\omega) = \frac{\underline U_s}{\underline U_e}, \qquad G(\omega) = \abs{\underline H}, \qquad \varphi(\omega) = \arg\underline H,

the gain GG (ratio of amplitudes) and the phase shift φ\varphi of the output relative to the input. A filter is such a circuit used for its frequency dependence: a sinusoid of amplitude EE at ω\omega comes out as G(ω)Ecos⁡(ωt+φ(ω))G(\omega)E\cos(\omega t + \varphi(\omega)).

示例

Example 9.6 (AC coupling)

An oscilloscope’s AC input is a high-pass with fc≈10 Hzf_c \approx 10\,\mathrm{Hz}: a 1 kHz1\,\mathrm{kHz} signal riding on a 5 V5\,\mathrm{V} offset comes through at −0.0002 dB-0.0002\,\mathrm{dB} with its offset removed. But a 50 Hz50\,\mathrm{Hz} square wave is visibly distorted — its flat tops sag — because at 50 Hz50\,\mathrm{Hz} the filter is only one decade above its cutoff and the signal’s low harmonics are shifted in phase (Exercise 9.12).

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