Passive, Active, and Digital Filters

840 Pages·2009·14.094 MB·English

by  Chen, Wai-Kai

Passive, Active,
and Digital
Filters
The Circuits and Filters
Handbook
Third Edition
Edited by
Wai-Kai Chen
Fundamentals of Circuits and Filters
Feedback, Nonlinear, and Distributed Circuits
Analog and VLSI Circuits
Computer Aided Design and Design Automation
Passive, Active, and Digital Filters
The Circuits and Filters Handbook
Third Edition
Passive, Active,
and Digital
Filters
Edited by
Wai-Kai Chen
University of Illinois
Chicago, U. S. A.
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Passive, active, and digital filters / edited by Wai-Kai Chen.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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1. Electric filters, Digital. 2. Electric filters, Passive. 3. Electric filters, Active. I. Chen, Wai-Kai,
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Contents
Preface...................................................................................................................................................ix
Editor-in-Chief....................................................................................................................................xi
Contributors ......................................................................................................................................xiii
SECTION I Passive Filters
1 General Characteristics of Filters ...................................................................................... 1-1
Andreas Antoniou
2 Approximation.......................................................................................................................2-1
ArticeM. Davis
3 Frequency Transformations................................................................................................ 3-1
JaimeRamirez-Angulo
4 Sensitivity and Selectivity.................................................................................................... 4-1
Igor M. Filanovsky
5 Passive Immittances and Positive-Real Functions......................................................... 5-1
Wai-Kai Chen
6 Passive Cascade Synthesis................................................................................................... 6-1
Wai-Kai Chen
7 Synthesis of LCM and RC One-Port Networks............................................................. 7-1
Wai-Kai Chen
8 Two-Part Synthesis by Ladder Development................................................................. 8-1
Wai-Kai Chen
9 Design of Resistively Terminated Networks................................................................... 9-1
Wai-Kai Chen
10 Design of Broadband Matching Networks....................................................................10-1
Wai-Kai Chen
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SECTION II Active Filters
11 Low-Gain Active Filters.....................................................................................................11-1
PhillipE. Allen, Benjamin J.Blalock, and Stephen W. Milam
12 Single-Amplifier Multiple-Feedback Filters ..................................................................12-1
F. WilliamStephenson
13 Multiple-Amplifier Biquads..............................................................................................13-1
NorbertJ.Fliege
14 The Current Generalized Immittance Converter Biquads ........................................14-1
Wasfy B. Mikhael
15 High-Order Filters ..............................................................................................................15-1
RolfSchaumann
16 Continuous-Time Integrated Filters...............................................................................16-1
RolfSchaumann
17 Switched-Capacitor Filters................................................................................................17-1
JoseSilva-Martinez and Edgar Sánchez-Sinencio
SECTION III Digital Filters
18 FIR Filters .............................................................................................................................18-1
M.H.Er,Andreas Antoniou,YongChing Lim, andTapio Saramäki
19 IIR Filters..............................................................................................................................19-1
SawasdTantaratana,Chalie Charoenlarpnopparut,
Phakphoom Boonyanant, and Yong Ching Lim
20 Finite Wordlength Effects.................................................................................................20-1
Bruce W.Bomar
21 VLSI Implementation of Digital Filters.........................................................................21-1
Joseph B. Evans andTimothyR. Newman
22 Two-Dimensional FIR Filters...........................................................................................22-1
Rashid Ansari andA. Enis Cetin
23 Two-Dimensional IIR Filters............................................................................................23-1
A. G.Constantinides and Xiaojian Xu
24 1-D Multirate Filter Banks................................................................................................24-1
Nick G.Kingsburyand David B. H.Tay
25 Directional Filter Banks.....................................................................................................25-1
JoseGerardoRosiles andMarkJ.T. Smith
26 Nonlinear Filtering Using Statistical Signal Models ...................................................26-1
KennethE. Barner, Tuncer C.Aysal, andGonzaloR. Arce
Contents vii
27 Nonlinear Filtering for Image Denoising......................................................................27-1
Nasir M. Rajpoot, Zhen Yao, andRolandG.Wilson
28 Video Demosaicking Filters..............................................................................................28-1
Bahadir K. Gunturk and Yucel Altunbasak
Index................................................................................................................................................IN-1

Preface
As circuit complexity continues to increase, the microelectronic industry must possess the ability to
quickly adapt to the market changes and new technology through automation and simulations. The
purposeofthisbookistoprovideinasinglevolumeacomprehensivereferenceworkcoveringthebroad
spectrum of filter design from passive, active, to digital. The book is written and developed for the
practicingelectricalengineersandcomputerscientistsinindustry,government,andacademia.Thegoal
istoprovidethemostup-to-dateinformationinthefield.
Overtheyears,thefundamentalsofthefieldhaveevolvedtoincludeawiderangeoftopicsandabroad
rangeofpractice.Toencompasssuchawiderangeofknowledge,thisbookfocusesonthekeyconcepts,
models, and equations that enable the design engineer to analyze, design, and predict the behavior of
large-scale systems that employ various types of filters. While design formulas and tables are listed,
emphasisisplacedonthekeyconceptsandtheoriesunderlyingtheprocesses.
Thisbookstressesfundamentaltheorybehindprofessionalapplicationsandusesseveralexamplesto
reinforcethispoint.Extensivedevelopmentoftheoryanddetailsofproofshavebeenomitted.Thereader
isassumedtohaveacertaindegreeofsophisticationandexperience.However,briefreviewsoftheories,
principles,andmathematicsofsomesubjectareasaregiven.Thesereviewshavebeendoneconciselywith
perception.
The compilation of this book would not have been possible without the dedication and efforts of
ProfessorRashidAnsariandDr.A.EnisCetin,andmostofallthecontributingauthors.Iwishtothank
themall.
Wai-KaiChen
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