Hey there, im relative new to electronics and i am having a probably stupid question right now to which i cant really seem to find an answer.
I am doing a small project where i want to only let through a specific area of frequencies (band pass filter) in a pretty low frequency range (between 1 and 2khz). A passive filter would be the simplest choise, but hence my project has nothing to do with audio i dont have a normal sine wave as an input. Instead i have a "sine wave" with no negative voltages (the entire negative part of the wave is 0V instead). So basically looks like a sine wave going through a single diode.
Would this actually work at all since the entire negative part is missing?
Thank you for you time.
I am doing a small project where i want to only let through a specific area of frequencies (band pass filter) in a pretty low frequency range (between 1 and 2khz). A passive filter would be the simplest choise, but hence my project has nothing to do with audio i dont have a normal sine wave as an input. Instead i have a "sine wave" with no negative voltages (the entire negative part of the wave is 0V instead). So basically looks like a sine wave going through a single diode.
Would this actually work at all since the entire negative part is missing?
Thank you for you time.