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What does the Bode plot of a system represent, where H( ω) is the system's frequency response?
Question

What does the Bode plot of a system represent, where H( ω) is the system's frequency response?

A.

Magnitude and Phase of H(ω) versus frequency

B.

Amplitude of H(ω) versus frequency

C.

Phase of H(ω) versus time

D.

Frequency response of H(ω) versus time

Correct option is A

A Bode plot consists of two plots:1. Magnitude plot H(ω) (usually in dB) vs. frequency (log scale)2. Phase plot H(ω) vs. frequency (log scale)It graphically represents how the system’s frequency response varies with frequency.\text{A Bode plot consists of two plots:} \\[6pt]\text{1. Magnitude plot } \rightarrow |H(\omega)| \text{ (usually in dB) vs. frequency (log scale)} \\[4pt]\text{2. Phase plot } \rightarrow \angle H(\omega) \text{ vs. frequency (log scale)} \\[8pt]\text{It graphically represents how the system’s frequency response varies with frequency.}​​

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