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Subject:
Active bandpass filter design
Category: Science Asked by: logik-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
03 Oct 2006 23:16 PDT
Expires: 06 Oct 2006 04:59 PDT Question ID: 770661 |
I am designing an active bandpass filter by cascading a low pass and a high pass filter. I have been told that the stop band attenuation must be at least -40dB/Decade. If the both the low and high pass filter have a rolloff of -20dB/Decade, does that mean that the resultant bandpass filter will have a rolloff of -40dB/Decade? Thanks |
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Subject:
Re: Active bandpass filter design
From: stanmartin1952-ga on 04 Oct 2006 11:23 PDT |
The high pass filter attenuates below the pass band and the low pass filter attenuates above the pass band. Since they are cutting at different frequencies, you don't have an additive effect. You would need a 40dB high pass and a 40dB low pass to form a 40dB band pass. |
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