A second-order lowpass filter is designed with Qs = 0.707. What is this type of filter response called?
Explanation
The Butterworth response is a very common and important filter design. Its key characteristic is the maximally flat passband, which is achieved by setting the quality factor to a specific value (1/sqrt(2) or approximately 0.707 for a second-order filter).
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