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Is the x-axis of a Bode plot supposed to be angular frequency omega or just the frequency f? The y-axis is in dB. Thanks!
A Bode plot is a graphical representation of the frequency response of a system. It shows the relationship between the input frequency and the output amplitude in decibels (dB).
The purpose of a Bode plot is to help us understand the behavior of a system in the frequency domain. It allows us to see how the system responds to different frequencies, and to identify any potential issues or limitations.
Frequency is represented on the x-axis of a Bode plot, usually on a logarithmic scale. This allows us to see a wide range of frequencies on one plot, from very low to very high.
The dB (decibel) scale on a Bode plot represents the logarithmic ratio of the output amplitude to the input amplitude. This scale allows us to easily compare the amplitudes of different frequencies on the same plot.
A Bode plot can provide information about the gain, phase, bandwidth, and stability of a system. It can also help us to identify any resonant frequencies or frequency-dependent characteristics of the system.