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Draw a 2nd order low pass filter with a flat passband gain of 5 to remove...

Draw a 2nd order low pass filter with a flat passband gain of 5 to remove the harmonic content of a 60 HZ square wave of triangular wave input. Design for a cut off frequency of 80 Hz. Use 50 K Ohm for the input resistance. Verify your answers using AC Sweep in PSPICE

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