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Hi,
Thank you for your help !
I have found several circuits wich do the job on the internet.
But if you had to design from scratch how do you proceed to compute the values for each R and C ?
Let's choose this design for example : (FIGA1)
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As you can see tranfert fonction...
Well thank you you taught me something :) (I'd like to read more about this kind of filter, do you have any link,book,.. for me ?)
So, if I cascade several of these specific filters and place correctly poles and zeros I should be able to get what I want -10dB/dec for example.
Am I right ?
And...
I mean once you compute tranfer function you can identify elements from the canonic forms
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It is in french but you will get it.
I can bode plot by hand if get one of these function.
For example if I get :
R1
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in --+|___|-----+ out
|...
Yes i saw this article during my research, but how do you approximate a given curve with analog design ?
I tried to compute the transfert function of this filter. But I can't formulate it to get a known form.
So it must be some other mathematical tools to do it.
For example I'd like to produce pink noise from white noise and I need to make a -10dB/dec filter. I found schematics which can realise this function but I wanted to know how to design it since every filter i know is -n*20dB/dec with n >=1.
Hello,
I studied filter design, I know usual canonical forms to express 1st and 2nd order filter.
These forms lead us to -20/-40dB per decade. I was wondering how to design filters that aren't -20/-40..etc dB/dec.
Is there other mathematical tools to do it ? I found schematics and tryed to...
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