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Help me design a bandpass filter with shifting center freq.

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Bandpass filter

Hi guys,

I wanna to design a bandpass filter of bandwidth = 1kHz, i wants the center frequency to be able to shift about.

For example, i can tune it to fc of 2kHz (BW=2.5kHz-1.5kHz = 1kHz) and later i wanna to set the fc to 5kHz. How should i do if i am only using the RC circuit.
Which means that i wanna the center frequency be able to shift about from 1kHz to 7kHz.

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Raintree
 

Bandpass filter

You can use variable resistors so you can tune the resistor value until you get the desired frequency.
 

Re: Bandpass filter

If the frequencies are low , instead of a passive filter, you can use a switched capacitor filter and modify the frequency of the clock to tune the center frequency
 

Bandpass filter

hi.
Req=paralel(R1,R2)
f1= 1/sqrt(c2Req)
f2=1/sqrt(c1Req)
 

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