Variable High-Pass Filter: 20Hz to 200Hz Design

Description

A basic circuit, a High-Pass filter, exhibits a tunable range of frequencies, spanning from 20Hz up to 200Hz. This design is remarkably versatile and finds application in numerous scenarios, particularly when processing audio signals. The circuit's operation relies on the utilization of a dual potentiometer, specifically valued at 47KΩ, to manage and control the regulation of the device.

Potentiometers

Potentiometers are variable resistors that allow for adjustable resistance within a circuit. In this circuit, the 47KΩ potentiometers are used to precisely adjust the filter’s cutoff frequency, thereby fine-tuning the filter’s response across the specified frequency range. These adjustable resistors contribute significantly to the circuit’s flexibility and its ability to tailor the frequency response to specific requirements. The two potentiometers enable independent control of the high-frequency and low-frequency components of the signal, providing a sophisticated means of shaping the signal's characteristics.

Circuit diagram

Circuit diagram