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Sallen–Key Filters 39

C

C

2

1

C1

n

1.

924

= =

ISF × FSF 6π

× 10

C2n

0.

734

= =

ISF × FSF 6π

× 10

6

6

= 102

= 38.

9

nF

nF

R = ISF × R = 10 × 1 Ω=

10

n

4

k

R = ( K−1) R ∴ R = 5 kΩ

∴ R = 20 kΩ

b a a b

Figure 2.13a shows the designed filter, with its frequency response in Figure 2.13b.

Ω

39 n

10 K

R 1

C 2

10 K

+

R 2

102 n

C 1

20 K

LM741

R a

5 K

R b

(a)

20.00

10.00

Gain dB

0.00

–10.00

–20.00

–30.00

10 100

1 K

Frequency in Hz

(b)

10 K

FIGURE 2.13 (a) Second-order LP Chebyshev 3-db VCVS, f 1 = 300 Hz, K = 5; (b) its

frequency response.

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