1.Design a parallel RLC bandpass filter, derive the transfer function H(s). Compute center frequency, Wo. Calculate...

1.Design a parallel RLC bandpass filter, derive the transfer function H(s). Compute center frequency, Wo. Calculate the cutoff frequencies Wc1 and Wc2, the bandwidth (Beta),

and quality factor, Q. Compute the values for R and L to yield a bandpass filter with a center frequency of 5kHz and a bandwidth of 200Hz, using a 10nF capacitor.

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