Transformation of Voltage Mode Filter Circuit Based on Op-Amp to Circuit Based on CCII
Thouraya, Ettaghzouti, Néjib, Hassen Hassen, Kamel Kamel, Kamel Besbes
Abstract
Thouraya, Ettaghzouti, Néjib, Hassen Hassen, Kamel Kamel, Kamel Besbes
Abstract
In this paper, firstly we demonstrate the use of nodal admittance matrix to convert a low-pass band-pass filter based on operational amplifier(op-amp) to a circuit based on a second-generation current conveyor(CCII). This technique allows us to get eight presumptions of filter circuits. Secondly, we present a novel architecture circuit of CCII, which can operate at low supply voltage of ±0.75 V. All simulations are performed by TSPICE models. The simulation results show that this circuit has a low impedance at terminal X(R X=1.01 Ω), a very high input impedance at terminal Y, and wide bandwidth current and voltage. The center frequency of the proposed filter is variable on the interval [157 k Hz, 196 MHz].
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In this paper, firstly we demonstrate the use of nodal admittance matrix to convert a low-pass band-pass filter based on operational amplifier(op-amp) to a circuit based on a second-generation current conveyor(CCII). This technique allows us to get eight presumptions of filter circuits. Secondly, we present a novel architecture circuit of CCII, which can operate at low supply voltage of ±0.75 V. All simulations are performed by TSPICE models. The simulation results show that this circuit has a low impedance at terminal X(R X=1.01 Ω), a very high input impedance at terminal Y, and wide bandwidth current and voltage. The center frequency of the proposed filter is variable on the interval [157 k Hz, 196 MHz].
Key concepts: Current conveyor, Operational amplifier, Filter (signal processing), Current-feedback operational amplifier, Electronic engineering, All-pass filter, Electrical impedance, Voltage