High Pass Filters vs Low Pass Filters: Which is Right for Your Circuit?

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In summary, high pass filters and low pass filters are two types of electronic filters that are used in circuits to either allow high frequency signals to pass through or block them. High pass filters are ideal for circuits that require high frequency signals to be amplified or transmitted, while low pass filters are more suitable for circuits that need low frequency signals to be amplified or transmitted. The choice between the two depends on the specific needs and requirements of the circuit.
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Hello everyone,
Just saying hi to the good people of physics forums.

I stumbled here by searching for questions on high pass filters vs low pass filters and the explanation was quite detailed and easy to understand.

I hope I stay to have fun with the rest of y'all.

Thanks
 
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Welcome to the forum Libnitz!
 

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