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Analogue filters tutorial

Modules

1. Basic filter types and characteristics
2. Continuous time filters
3. Discrete time filters (switch-capacitor filters)

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Groups of filters

 

  • IIR - Infinite impulse response
    filter that is designed using feedback or storage elements
    its impulse response will, in principle, last forever

  • FIR - finite impulse response
    filter with no feedback elements
    its impulse response is finite
    FIR filters can be implemented by using analogue or digital method

  • The primary advantage of IIR filters over FIR filters

o Typically meet a given set of specifications with a much lower filter order than a corresponding FIR filter

o Delay of these filters is often much shorter than for an equal performance FIR filter

  • FIR filters have the following primary advantages:

o Upper passband frequency for low-pass filters

o Can have exactly linear phase

o Always stable

o Design methods are generally linear

o Can be realized efficiently in hardware

o Filter startup transients have finite duration

1. Basic filter types and characteristics
2. Continuous time filters
3. Discrete time filters (switch-capacitor filters)

pages: previous | 1 2 [3] 4 | next

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