What is the cut-off rate?
Answer / Dhanwati
In electrical engineering, the cut-off rate refers to the frequency at which a filter or system stops transmitting signals above or below a certain range. For low-pass filters, the cut-off rate is the frequency above which signals are significantly attenuated.
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