Decreasing the time constant of a RC filter increases the cut-off frequency.
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time constant of RC filter = R×C
And cut - off frequecy of RC filter = 1/(2×π×R×C)
or fc( cut off frequency ) = 1/(2×π×time constant)
hence if time constant decreases then cut off frequency increases.
this statement is TRUE .
Decreasing the time constant of a RC filter increases the cut-off frequency. True False
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