High pass filters are a specific type of rc (resistor-capacitor) filter that allows higher frequency signals through. Depending on the values of your resistor and capacitor, this can lead to different roll-off frequencies. This board allows you to have an 8 step range of roll-off frequencies depending on which transistors you choose to turn on or off.





Kit Parts:

• Over Me board
• 2x 17 pin headers
• 8x 2n3904 NPN transistors
• 16x 1k ohm resistors
• 1x 0.33uF capacitor

Build Notes:

• 2x 9 pin headers: These are purely for breadboard support.
• 2x 8 pin headers: The 8 pin header labeled with 1-8 is for determining what your total resistance is across the RC filter you’re setting up with this board. Vin is where the signal goes in, and Vout is where the signal goes out. And of course the whole thing has to be connected to ground.
• 8x 2n3904 NPN transistors: Remember to align the semi-cylinder with the silkscreen.
• 16x 1k ohm resistors: These are vertically soldered and polarity doesn’t matter.
• 1x 0.33uF capacitor: The polarity doesn’t matter on this component, solder away!

Example Set-up:



On the input jack is your unfiltered signal, and on the output jack, is your filtered signal depending on how many transistors you’ve triggered (yellow wires).

New to high pass filters? Not sure how to use them?

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