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356 Other Direct Filter <strong>Design</strong> Methods<br />

which further reduces to<br />

[(h 2 - hi) + (L2I - L,IlK II ]2<br />

K 22 = 2<br />

(h2-hl)/K21-(L2I-Lll) K II<br />

Amstutz (1978) rearranges (9.49) into the last <strong>of</strong> four main expressions:<br />

(9.49)<br />

B 22 = V 2 B21 - (V+ 1)2B Il . (9.50)<br />

The calculation illustrated in Figure 9.17 proceeds as follows: obtain L II<br />

and L21 according to (9.35) and then compute U from (9.44). Compute B 'I<br />

and B2I according to (9.37) and then compute V from (9.46). Thus L 22 may be<br />

obtained from (9.45), and B 22 from (9.50). Repeating, the input trap-section<br />

values in Figure 9.17 are determined from the known input impedances and<br />

slopes at the trap frequencies. Then (9.44), (9.46), (9.45), and (9.50) are used,<br />

in that order, to determine the three values <strong>of</strong> the second trap section in<br />

Figure 9.17a.<br />

Example 9.3. The element values <strong>of</strong> a type-c (antimetric) filter are shown in<br />

Figure 9.18. A ladder network analysis program similar to Program B4-l was<br />

used to compute the input impedance and its approximate frequency derivative<br />

(group delay) using 0.01% finite differences, as described in Section 4.7.2.<br />

Table 9.1 shows these values at the three trap frequencies. To find L 4 , M 4 , and<br />

C4, begin by using (9.35)-(9.37) and the w, data in Table 9.1 to compute<br />

L2= 1.0915, M2=0.11898I, and C2= I/B2= 1.377177. A similar calculation<br />

using (9.35)-(9.37) and the W 4 data in Table 9.1 yields L41 = Z4/S4 =0.842907,<br />

M41 ~(Zl- L 41)/2 = 0.455362, and B41 = M41W2 =0.990429. Therefore, with appropriate<br />

changes in subscripts, (9.44) yields<br />

Then (9.46) yields<br />

U = L2 - L 41 = 0.248593. (9.51)<br />

V-I = U 1=0.156978, (9.52)<br />

(w 4<br />

2_"'2 2)B 2<br />

or V = 6.370313. Finally, (9.45) yields L 4 = UV = 1.5836, and (9.50) yields<br />

0-<br />

1.0915 W2<br />

1.5849<br />

w 1.3973 w 1.3500<br />

4 , w,<br />

I<br />

L, • L, L, L,<br />

0.11900 0.34829<br />

. 0.23101 1.2034<br />

_L1.3Z00 1.5233<br />

f Z;70<br />

;:: c, : :=: c,<br />

I<br />

c~ :: :=: 1<br />

(.0)2 '" 2.4704 w 4 '" 1.4748 w3 '" 1.6858 w, ---> 00<br />

Figure 9.18. A type-c antimetric elliptic filter appearing in Example 9.3.

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