4. Basic filter blocks in cascade synthesis
Active filters using cascade synthesis are built using one or more second-order cells plus a first-order cell when the degree of the transfer function is odd. To create such cells, amplifiers, resistors and capacitors are combined in three types of looped combinations:
single or multiple negative feedback loops ;
positive feedback loops ;
feedforward loops, to create transmission zeros.
Often, two or three of these types of loop are used simultaneously.
This paragraph presents the elementary blocks based on these principles.
4.1 First-order cells
The general form of their transfer function...
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The calculation of an active filter is divided into two distinct parts:
transfer function calculation ;
calculation of the numerical values of the elements included in the production diagram.
Filter transfer functions can be calculated using general mathematical software such as MATLAB, Mathematica or Mathcad,...
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