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Semester 20192
Lecture 6
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RF Filter Design – Basic Filter Types
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Filter Attenuation Profiles
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RF Filter Parameters
(
• Insertion Loss: IL = 10 log Pin = −10 log 1 − in 2
PL
)
• Ripple
A B 1 RG 1 R 1 0 1 0
C D = 0 1 0 1 j C 1 1
RL 1
1
1 + ( R + RG ) j C + RG + RL
= RL
1
j C + 1
RL
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RF Filter Parameters
Cascading four ABCD-networks.
A B 1 RG 1 R 1 0 1 0
C D = 0 1 0 1 j C 1 1
RL 1
1
1 + ( R + RG ) j C + RG + RL
= RL
1
j C + 1
RL
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Low-Pass Filter Frequency Response
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High-Pass Filter
1 0 1 0
A B 1 RG 1 R 1
C D = 0 1 0 1 1 1 1
j L
RL
1 1
1 + ( R + RG ) + RG + RL
= j L RL
1 1
+ 1
j L RL
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High-Pass Filter Frequency Response
• Frequency Response from the ABCD
Definitions:
v1
A=
v2 i2 =0
• For → :
V2 1 RL
= =
VG
1+
( R + RG ) RL + RG + R
RL
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Low-Pass Filter Realizations
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Low-Pass Butterworth Filter Coefficients
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Low-Pass Butterworth Filter Attenuation
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Low-Pass Linear-Phase Filter
Coefficients
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Chebyshev-Type Filters
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Chebyshev-Type Filters
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Chebyshev-Type Filter Response
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Low-Pass Chebysev Filter Coefficients –
0.5 dB Ripple
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Standard Low-Pass Filter Design
• The normalized inductors and capacitors
(g1, g2 , ... , gN ) are denormalized using:
Cn Ln R
C= and L=
2fC R 2fC
where Cn , Ln , are the gn normalized values
from the tables
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Low-Pass Filter Design Example
• Design a Low-Pass Filter with cut-off
frequency of 900 MHz and a stop band
attenuation of 18 dB @1.8 GHz.
• From the Butterworth Nomograph, Amax = 1
and Amin = 18. Amax = 1 since unity gain.
And the order of the filter is N = 3.
• From Butterworth Tables, g1 = g3=1.0 and
g2 = 2.
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Low-Pass Filter Design Example
• De-Normalized Values For the Tee-
Configuration Low-Pass Filter Are:
g1RL
L1 = L2 = = 8.8 nH
(
2 900 106 )
g2
C1 = = 7 pF
(
2 900 10 RL 6
)
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Low-Pass Filter Design Example
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Low- To High-Pass Transformation
• Transform the Low-Pass Filter Normalized
Component Values to the Normalized High-
Pass Values
• Inductors in Low-Pass Configuration
Become Capacitors in High-Pass.
• Capacitors in Low-Pass Configuration
Become Inductors in High-Pass
1 1
• CHP _ norm = ; LHP _ norm =
c LLP _ norm cCLP _ norm
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RF Filter Parameters
(
• Insertion Loss: IL = 10 log Pin = −10 log 1 − in 2
PL
)
• Ripple
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Transformation From Low-Pass Filter
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Normalized Low- to Band-Pass Filter
Transformation
• Normalized Band-Pass Shunt Elements
from Shunt Low-Pass Capacitor:
upper − lower
LBP _ norm _ shunt = 2
o CLP _ norm
CLP _ norm
CBP _ norm _ shunt =
upper − lower
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Normalized Low- to Band-Pass Filter
Transformation
• Normalized Band-Pass Series Elements
from Series Low-Pass Inductor:
LLP _ norm
LBP _ norm _ series =
upper − lower
upper − lower
CBP _ norm _ series =
o LLP _ norm
2
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Normalized Low- to Band-Stop Filter
Transformation
• Normalized Band-Stop Shunt Component
Values from Low-Pass Shunt Capacitor:
1
LStop _ norm _ shunt =
(upper − lower ) CLP _ norm
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Normalized Low- to Band-Stop Filter
Transformation
• Normalized Band-Stop Series Component
Values from Low-Pass Series Inductor:
(upper − lower ) LLP _ norm
LStop _ norm _ series =
o2
1
CStop _ norm _ series =
(upper − lower ) LLP _ norm
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