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Efficient Switched Current Wave Elliptic Filters Based on Direct and Inverse Bruton Transformations

Efficient Switched Current Wave Elliptic Filters Based on Direct and Inverse Bruton Transformations
Efficient Switched Current Wave Elliptic Filters Based on Direct and Inverse Bruton Transformations
This paper describes an efficient method for designing switched-current elliptic wave filters. The method is based on applying direct or inverse Bruton circuit transformation to an LC reference prototype prior to obtaining the equivalent wave filter. The method provides significant reduction in the switched-current circuit complexity particularly for high-order filters when compared with previously published results. This is achieved by applying a suitable Bruton transformation to an appropriate prototype which results in simplified and reduced number of wave adapters. Simulation results based on 1.2µm CMOS digital process for highpass and bandpass elliptic filters are also included.
235-241
Lancaster, J.
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Al-Hashimi, B.M.
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Lancaster, J.
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Al-Hashimi, B.M.
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Lancaster, J. and Al-Hashimi, B.M. (1999) Efficient Switched Current Wave Elliptic Filters Based on Direct and Inverse Bruton Transformations. pp. 235-241 .

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Abstract

This paper describes an efficient method for designing switched-current elliptic wave filters. The method is based on applying direct or inverse Bruton circuit transformation to an LC reference prototype prior to obtaining the equivalent wave filter. The method provides significant reduction in the switched-current circuit complexity particularly for high-order filters when compared with previously published results. This is achieved by applying a suitable Bruton transformation to an appropriate prototype which results in simplified and reduced number of wave adapters. Simulation results based on 1.2µm CMOS digital process for highpass and bandpass elliptic filters are also included.

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Published date: October 1999
Additional Information: Address: UK
Organisations: Electronic & Software Systems

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Local EPrints ID: 251550
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/251550
PURE UUID: d87f8667-8ac8-46c4-9f6c-c3026803d193

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Date deposited: 03 Apr 2000
Last modified: 10 Dec 2021 20:22

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Author: J. Lancaster
Author: B.M. Al-Hashimi

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