Stoppfrekvens

Stoppfrekvens, also known as the stop frequency, is a term used in the field of electronics and signal processing to describe the highest frequency at which a system can operate effectively before its performance degrades significantly. It is a critical parameter in the design and analysis of filters, amplifiers, and other electronic circuits. The stop frequency is typically defined as the point where the gain of a filter drops to a specified level, often -3 dB or -20 dB, relative to the maximum gain. In practical applications, the stop frequency helps engineers determine the upper limit of a system's bandwidth and ensures that the system can handle the desired range of frequencies without excessive distortion or loss of signal integrity. Understanding and optimizing the stop frequency is essential for achieving the desired performance characteristics in various electronic devices and systems.