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Sallen–Key Filters 41

3.5 n

10 K

C 2

10 K

+

24 n

C 1

20 K

LM741

R 1 R 2

R b

R a

2.2 K

(a)

30.00

0.0

20.00

–36.0

Gain dB

10.00

0.00

–72.0

–108.0

Phase Deg

–10.00

–144.0

–20.00

100 1 K

Frequency in Hz

(b)

–180.0

10 K

FIGURE 2.14 (a) Second-order LP Bessel filter, f 1 = 1 kHz, K = 10; (b) its phase response.

and Equation (2.29), becomes

3− K

= a ∴

a

K

= 3−

a

b

(2.39)

We have an “equal component” VCVS low-pass filter, for a normalized cutoff

frequency of w 1 = 1 rad/s. However, we pay a premium for the convenience of having

equal resistors and capacitors. The passband gain will be fixed (Equation 2.39).

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