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gladiator



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Post29 Jul 2004 21:37   Analog filter design using op-amp

any info about gilter design using opamp
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Post29 Jul 2004 23:12   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

There are many free and low cost programs for this. You can get a free program for small filters or a 20 day trial of a complex program at http://www.nuhertz.com/filter/ FilterFree is the free one.
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aslak



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Post30 Jul 2004 18:34   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

Hello,

Very simple but useful filter design software, Filterlab, available from Microchip's web page:

http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1406&dDocName=en010007

Rgds,
Aslak
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DoctorX



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Post04 Sep 2004 0:36   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

Read the "Design of Analog Filters" by Rolf Schaumann, Mac E. van Volkenberg. Better yet, ask for the 600+ pages solution manual from Oxford Univ Publication. There are step-by-step guide to the design of analog opamp filters.
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Regnum



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Post04 Sep 2004 2:20   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

An excellent book about active filters design:
"PRINCIPLES OF ACTIVE NETWORK SYNTHESIS AND DESIGN"
by Gobind Daryanani
Wiley

A very good filter-design software (free!):
TI FilterPro
http://www-s.ti.com/sc/techzip/slvc003.zip

Regards
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harkonnen



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Post04 Sep 2004 8:25   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

Here is a very nice online tool to design OpAmp filters:
You just use the OpAmp in a BiQuad configuration.

h**p://www.analog.com/Analog_Root/static/techSupport/designTools/interactiveTools/filter/filter.html
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ykishore



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Post04 Sep 2004 12:28   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

Hay! That's very simple.

My answer will be useful to you if you want to design filters using opamps through your brain but, not using any software.

You just need to procedd like tthis:
Since the passive filters are designed using L,C,R components you need to the same even in the design of filters using opamps.

You take an opamp and add on the passive components mentioned above. Visualise the operations. That is all. But, generally C is preferred instead of L since Inductors and notas effecient as C and moreover they have in general bigger sizes which one doesn't like to have in their circuits.
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DoctorX



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Post15 Sep 2004 21:45   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

I prefer to do hand (by Matlab) design. Post your detailed specifications, I may be able to post back a design example.
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Post16 Sep 2004 4:10   Analog filter design using op-amp

Does anyone has any tools/article on how to design Integrated Analog Filters in CMOS?

especially those circuit which using on-chip capacitors
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Post17 Sep 2004 13:57   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

gladiator wrote:
any info about gilter design using opamp


Filter design using opamp will mean you make the filter ACTIVE filter. Books are for this purpose.

Search and find any book which covers active filter design. This coverage I guess is possibly a chapter in this case.

Look for Filter handbook or book dedicated to filters which covers kinds of Active Filters a little better.

Just search here or possibly in www.

djalli.
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djalli



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Post17 Sep 2004 14:03   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

wylee wrote:
Does anyone has any tools/article on how to design Integrated Analog Filters in CMOS?

especially those circuit which using on-chip capacitors


OPAMPS are sometimes and why not in most of times CMOS technology.

So you build analog filters using CMOS technology. If you want finer filter in terms of so many things, you select better opamp (JFET ones are mines preferably) and reccomended is to tweak in different topologies of filters (Thomas1,2, SAB, Akerberg).
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DoctorX



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Post18 Sep 2004 0:44   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

Take a peek at this and see if it helps.
http://www.oit.pdx.edu/~haiqiao/analog%20filter%20design/index.html
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xwcwc1234



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Post28 Dec 2004 7:52   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

How about to design a swited-cap filter ? Is the same as to design a active filter ?

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To DoctorX,
Can you upload the book "Design of Analog Filters" and the accompany solution manual here ? Thanks.
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Okkam



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Post28 Dec 2004 12:05   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

Hi

Good set of CAD-programs includind filter-design CADs from Linear Technology

http://www.linear-tech.com/company/software.jsp

Best regards.
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Learner



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Post28 Dec 2004 19:06   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

DoctorX wrote:
Read the "Design of Analog Filters" by Rolf Schaumann, Mac E. van Volkenberg. Better yet, ask for the 600+ pages solution manual from Oxford Univ Publication. There are step-by-step guide to the design of analog opamp filters.


Does anyone know if this book is available for download here or some where on the net?

Thanks!
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Regnum



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Post06 Jan 2005 3:07   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

look, someone has uploaded the book I pointed before.
(It is the best I ever read on active filters design)

"Principles of Active Network Synthesis and Design"
http://www.edaboard.com/viewtopic.php?t=98055

Regards,
Regnum
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nand_gates



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Post06 Jan 2005 5:44   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

If some one here has solution manual for ...
"Design of Analog Filters" by Rolf Schaumann, Mac E. van Volkenberg.
Please upload here.....
This is the best book to start with active filter design!
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mists



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Post06 Jan 2005 6:44   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

firstly, it is more important that someone can share the book
nand_gates wrote:
If some one here has solution manual for ...
"Design of Analog Filters" by Rolf Schaumann, Mac E. van Volkenberg.
Please upload here.....
This is the best book to start with active filter design!
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chinito



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Post06 Jan 2005 18:29   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

I think one can start with matlab's filter design tool. Once you are satisfied with the specs and the transfer function you get from matlab, you can start looking into butterworth, chebyshev, eclliptical etc types of filters. That's how I would do it anyway.
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xwcwc1234



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Post07 Jan 2005 4:26   Re: Analog filter design using op-amp

Study with Matlab is the second step , the first step is you should have some knowledge from book . Tool is tool , can not get any foundamental knowledge from there .
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iamchrisk



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Post07 Jan 2005 5:28   Analog filter design using op-amp

hey thanks
i have tried some of the softwares which are really helpful.

but i would like to ask
"Is it possible to design a active LPF (one stage op-amp only!) with one band got -20db/dec another band got -40db/dec?
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