Explicit formulas for element values of the lowpass, highpass and bandpass ladders with Butterworth or Chebyshev response
Ramanatham Gudipati, Wai‐Kai Chen
Abstract
Ramanatham Gudipati, Wai‐Kai Chen
Abstract
The paper presents explicit formulas for the element values of an LC-ladder in terms of the coefficients of its impedance function known to be realizable as a resistively terminated lossless lowpass, highpass or bandpass LC-ladder. The formulas for the lowpass LC-ladders are an improvement over Bader's formulas in that they are much the simplest with increased computational accuracy and complexity by avoiding the computation of the n th-order determinants. The extension of these formulas to the LC-ladders with other terminations are also discussed. The paper also demonstrates the application of these formulas to the design of a broadband matching equalizer having the Butterworth response, using an illustrative example.>
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The paper presents explicit formulas for the element values of an LC-ladder in terms of the coefficients of its impedance function known to be realizable as a resistively terminated lossless lowpass, highpass or bandpass LC-ladder. The formulas for the lowpass LC-ladders are an improvement over Bader's formulas in that they are much the simplest with increased computational accuracy and complexity by avoiding the computation of the n th-order determinants. The extension of these formulas to the LC-ladders with other terminations are also discussed. The paper also demonstrates the application of these formulas to the design of a broadband matching equalizer having the Butterworth response, using an illustrative example.>
Key concepts: Chebyshev filter, Band-pass filter, High-pass filter, Butterworth filter, Low-pass filter, Mathematics, Passband, Lossless compression