Figure 4 A test of a filter using an oscilloscope
-Refer to Figure 4. The input signal to the filter (Vin)is a(n)
A)continuous frequency sinusoidal wave
B)amplitude modulated frequency
C)constant amplitude swept frequency
D)sawtooth

Question

Figure 4 A test of a filter using an oscilloscope
-Refer to Figure 4. The input signal to the filter (Vin)is a(n)
A)continuous frequency sinusoidal wave 
B)amplitude modulated frequency 
C)constant amplitude swept frequency 
D)sawtooth

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The term "constant amplitude swept frequency" refers to a signal where the frequency changes over time but the amplitude remains constant. This is typical for signals used in frequency response tests or sweeps, where the input signal's frequency is gradually increased or decreased while maintaining a constant amplitude to analyze the system's or filter's response across a range of frequencies.

Figure 4 a Test of a Filter Using an Oscilloscope