The transfer function for a second-order recursive digital filter has coefficient values that yield a lowpass, highpass, band-reject, or bandpass-transfer function
| Authors | David Báez-López |
| Main Document | Article «Transmission lines simulate digital filters in PSpice» |
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| Document Language | English |
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- Article «Transmission lines simulate digital filters in PSpice»
- Figure 1. The transfer function for a second-order recursive digital filter has coefficient values that yield a lowpass, highpass, band-reject, or bandpass-transfer function
- Figure 2. In the PSpice circuit, the VCVSs (voltage-controlled voltage sources), E1 and E2, simulate voltage followers, and VCVSs E3 and E4 and the resistors that connect to them simulate summers
- Figure 3. In this PSpice simulation, the digital bandpass filter uses transmission lines as delay lines
