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316 <strong>DESIGN</strong> <strong>AND</strong> <strong>ANALYSIS</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>ANALOG</strong> <strong>FILTERS</strong>:<br />

Values for Filter Selectivity may be obtained from (9.45). Values for and<br />

for use in (9.45) may be obtained from an equation derived similarly as (9.42):<br />

From (9.49), and these values are also<br />

observable in the data plotted in Figure 9.16. Note that It<br />

follows from (9.45) that and 0.0620 for and respectively.<br />

These values may also be obtained from the data plotted in Figure 9.16.<br />

The value of the Shaping Factor may be obtained from (9.46). Note that<br />

, where a = 3dB and b =80dB. Therefore, from (9.46),<br />

where and<br />

These values are also obtainable from the data plotted in Figure 9.15.<br />

For a 5th-order elliptic lowpass filter, the frequencies where the magnitude<br />

frequency is zero are obtained from (5.7) to be and The<br />

frequencies where the magnitude response equals in the stopband are obtained<br />

from (5.8) to be and From the basic mapping for a lowpassto-bandstop<br />

frequency transformation,<br />

where is the radian frequency variable for the lowpass prototype, and is the<br />

radian frequency variable for the bandstop filter. From (9.50) it follows that<br />

Chapter 9 Frequency Transformations

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