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Automatic tuning of MOSFET-C filters using digitally programmable current attenuators

M.W.L. Cunha, Sidnei Noceti Filho, M.C. Schneider, André Luís Dalcastagnê

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A digital method for the automatic tuning of MOSFET-C filters is proposed. The method has been applied to an active-RC filter where resistors have been replaced by digitally programmable current dividers. The tuning approach uses the traditional master-slave technique and has been applied to a lowpass filter whose specified cutoff frequency is 78 kHz. The cutoff frequency of the slave filter has been kept around /spl plusmn/5% of its nominal value.

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A digital method for the automatic tuning of MOSFET-C filters is proposed. The method has been applied to an active-RC filter where resistors have been replaced by digitally programmable current dividers. The tuning approach uses the traditional master-slave technique and has been applied to a lowpass filter whose specified cutoff frequency is 78 kHz. The cutoff frequency of the slave filter has been kept around /spl plusmn/5% of its nominal value.

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A digital method for the automatic tuning of MOSFET-C filters is proposed. The method has been applied to an active-RC filter where resistors have been replaced by digitally programmable current dividers. The tuning approach uses the traditional master-slave technique and has been applied to a lowpass filter whose specified cutoff frequency is 78 kHz. The cutoff frequency of the slave filter has been kept around /spl plusmn/5% of its nominal value.

Key concepts: Cutoff frequency, Low-pass filter, Resistor, High-pass filter, Filter (signal processing), Electronic engineering, Active filter, Voltage-controlled filter

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