Cutoff frequency (source code)

= Cutoff frequency
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The cutoff frequency, often denoted as \\( f_c \\), is a fundamental parameter in the field of signal processing and filter design. It refers to the frequency at which the output of a filter or a system begins to attenuate significantly compared to its response at lower frequencies. Typically, it marks the boundary between passband and stopband in a filter.