MICROELECT. CIRCUIT ANALYSIS&DESIGN (LL)
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Chapter 15, Problem D15.5P
(a) Design a three−pole low−pass Butterworth active filter with a cutoff frequency at
(b) Determine the magnitude (in dB) of the gain at (i)
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[Q1](A) The gain of a second order band-pass active filter at its upper cutoff frequency is 42
dB. The lower cutoff frequency is 10.8 KHz and Q-factor is 50. Assume that the center
frequency fo, which is equal to 15.3 KHz, is midway between the cutoff frequencies.
Determine
1- The gain at center frequency.
2- The upper cutoff frequency.
3- The bandwidth.
[Q1](A) The gain of a second order band-pass active filter at its upper cutoff frequency is 42
dB. The lower cutoff frequency is 10.8 KHz and Q-factor is 50. Assume that the center
frequency fo, which is equal to 15.3 KHZ, is midway between the cutoff frequencies.
Determine
1- The gain at center frequency.
2- The upper cutoff frequency.
3- The bandwidth.
(B) Design the filter with the specifications given in part (A) with equal values using Bessel
approximation technique. Choose C-0.01 nF and draw the complete circuit diagram for the
designed filter.
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