What is the frequency above which a low-pass filter’s output power is less than half the input power?
A low-pass filter's cutoff frequency is the point where output power has fallen below one-half of the input power, corresponding to about -3 dB.
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A low-pass filter's cutoff frequency is the point where output power has fallen below one-half of the input power, corresponding to about -3 dB.