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    The document discusses the process of designing a Bessel/linear phase filter using low pass prototype design, scaling, and conversion. It includes details on determining the low pass prototype based on the given filter specifications, which can start with either a parallel capacitor or series inductor. The low pass prototype can then be scaled and converted to implement the desired filter with a passband of 1GHz and a stopband attenuation of over -30dB between 0.975GHz and 1.025GHz.

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    The document discusses the process of designing a Bessel/linear phase filter using low pass prototype design, scaling, and conversion. It includes details on determining the low pass prototype based on the given filter specifications, which can start with either a parallel capacitor or series inductor. The low pass prototype can then be scaled and converted to implement the desired filter with a passband of 1GHz and a stopband attenuation of over -30dB between 0.975GHz and 1.025GHz.

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    Filter Design REV2

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    Sim Kay Eng
    The document discusses the process of designing a Bessel/linear phase filter using low pass prototype design, scaling, and conversion. It includes details on determining the low pass prototype based on the given filter specifications, which can start with either a parallel capacitor or series inductor. The low pass prototype can then be scaled and converted to implement the desired filter with a passband of 1GHz and a stopband attenuation of over -30dB between 0.975GHz and 1.025GHz.

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    Compile by Alan Wong

    Bessel / linear phase filter (not Butterworth / Maximally-Flat Filter)

    Filter spec

    Low pass prototype (LPP) design

    Scaling and conversion

    Implementation

    The process of filter design by insertion loss method.

    2GHz 2GHz 1GHz 1 = 2 1 = 1 1GHz

    (1.23)

    There is two possibility for LPP, starting (from left hand side) with parallel capacitor (upper diagram) or series inductor (lower diagram) . Both can give the correct LPP and subsequence other filter type. For simplicity, one possible LPP is shown in solution. In exam, both possible solution is acceptable and can get full marks unless is mention otherwise; e.g. LPP must start with a capacitor value / start with a shunt element. e.g. LPP must start with a inductor value / start with a series element ...

    > -30dB

    0.975GHz

    1.025GHz

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