EFFICIENT DESIGN OF SINGLE ACTIVE BLOCK ELECTRONICALLY TUNABLE MIXED-MODE UNIVERSAL FILTER WITH MINIMAL PASSIVE COMPONENTS
Keywords:
Mixed-mode universal filter, single active block, electronically tunableAbstract
paper presents an efficient design of a single active block electronically tunable mixed-mode universal filter with minimal passive components. The proposed filter can operate in four different filtering modes, i.e., low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, and band-reject modes. The filter uses a single active block and a minimum number of passive components, which makes it a cost-effective and space-efficient solution. The proposed filter's performance has been evaluated using PSPICE simulation, and the simulation results show that the filter provides satisfactory performance in terms of pass-band gain, cutoff frequency, and stop-band attenuation.
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