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Design a second-order band-pass filter to select the frequency range of 36khz +/- 20kHz. With the...

Design a second-order band-pass filter to select the frequency range of 36khz +/- 20kHz.
With the aid of a gain and phase plot, explain how an unwanted oscillation can be avoided to attain stability.

Provide a statement on what condition an oscillation occurs.

Provide values of all components to the nearest standard (E24) resistor values (+/-5% tolerance) and capacitor values (+/-10% tolerance).

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