1,010 B
Q: Does this system react the same to different forms of waves put into the mic?
A: The system has the same output as the input, so if the input is a sawtooth waveform, then the output will be similar. The square wave is not a perfect replication, but its very close.
Q: Why does the square wave not go through perfectly?
A: The square wave can't be replicated because the slew rate is not high enough.
Q: Why do you set the break frequency so much farther below the lowest signal frequency?
A: There may be some unexpected signals that dip slightly below your wanted lowest signal that you want to pick up. Moreover, it gives you a bit of wiggle room to make sure that all of the data you want will come through at 100% power.
Q: How did you find your values for your initial gain for -220?
A: Gain for an inverting amplifier is {-R_f\over R_i}. As we had to pick any value between 1k\Omega and 820k\Omega, we picked easy numbers of 1k\Omega for R_i and 220k\Omega for R_f.