schematic for a 24db or steeper Bandpass filter????
Martin Czech
czech at Micronas.Com
Thu Nov 2 10:36:42 CET 2000
:::Is the attached schematic an appropriate design for high Q?
:::Would it be able to handle something in excess of 24db?
This is the standard multiple feedback filter. The cap to +
input is usually not shown, is this simply a noise killer or has
this to do with the bandwidth / Q problem of this structure?
pro:
good passive component tolerance
con:
op amp gain must be higher Q^2. E.g. Q=10 means G>100,
TL71 has about 3e6 Hz bandwidth gain product, means
300 @ 10kHz. This means problems with higher Q and high
frequency.
The final slope (far away from Q peak) for any bandpass
structure is -6dB/oct. Cascading 4 of them gives -24dB/oct.
Closer to the peak the slope is much steeper, I guess this is
what the Synton -54dB figure means.
m.c.
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