The pole zero plot given below corresponds to

Answer – B. High pass filter

The pole-zero plot given below corresponds to a high pass filter. 

Solution

The detailed solution to the question the pole-zero plot below corresponds to is provided here. We can plot an approximate bode plot for the given pole-zero diagram, with no poles or zeros at origin; hence at the start of the bode plot, the magnitude will be 0; first, two zeros are added so will add a slope of +40dB/Decade, later a pole is added which will contribute a -20dB/Decade slope, at last, another pole is added contributing -20dB/Decade making the magnitude response constant.
The magnitude for high frequencies is high, and for the low frequencies, it is low; hence we can call it a High pass filter. Therefore, the answer to the question the pole-zero plot given below corresponds to is a high pass filter.

Hence, Option (B) is correct. 

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