File:Butterworth Filter Orders.svg

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English: A frequency-response graph of low-pass butterworth filters of orders from 1 to 5. The break frequency is normalised to 1 rad/s, and the DC-gain is normalised to 0dB. (Note: this is the power gain G² not the amplitude gain.)
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<<Graphics`Graphics`
butterworth[w_, w0_, o_] = 1/(1 + (w/w0)^(2*o));

LogLinearPlot[
  Evaluate[Table[
      10*Log[10, butterworth[w, 1, ord]],
      {ord, 5}]],
  {w, 0.01, 100},
  PlotRange -> {-100, 0},
  PlotPoints -> 100,
  ImageSize -> 800]

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