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Design a 4th order high pass Butterworth filter with a break frequency of 1,100 rad/sec with a gain of 15 dB at the break frequency. Use Sallen-Key amplifiers, modified for high-pass operation (i. e., ) ). Hint: you’ll probably need a 3rd OpAmp to get the overall gain correct.
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