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band pass filter based on inverter based transconductor

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how to design a 3rd order band pass filter based on inverter based trans conductance?? plz reply
 

There are several alternatives - mostly based on multi-amplifier biquad (state variable) design.
One simple method is given in the pdf attachement.
Bandpass: Vin,1=Vin,3=0 (grounded) and Vout/Vin,2=bandpass response.
But note that the output requires a buffer amplifier (with voltage output).

Note also: The given circuit is of 2nd order. By definition, there are no bandpass circuits of 3rd order - only 2nd and 4th and 6th....
 

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sir i didnt get the pdf

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thank u sir for helping me

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actually i have a modulated output (differential) which i have to pass through a bandpass filter..thn throgh a demodulator.... (chopper stabilization technique).. can u plz help on this..
 

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