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Analog Filters Using MATLAB — Corrections, version 2016-04-25

Replace in all MATLAB programs ( )with («) and (—) with (-)

Page 33,
Equation (2.18) ..cos(„(N+2k-1)/2N)
Note that σp < 0 for all poles and all of the coefficients in the denominator have the same sign in a stable
analog filter.

Page 34 and 35
[GLP, ZLP, PLP] =

Page 42
Parameters have been changed to
[G, Z, R_ZEROS, P] = CH_II_POLES(Wc, Ws, Amax, Amin, N)

Page 44
left column: (2.21) be replaced with (2.27)

Page 45
Equation (2.44): the denominator for r_{pk} should read ...[(1/N)asinh(K)]

Page 47
Parameters have been changed to
[G, Z, R_ZEROS, P, Wsnew] = CA_POLES(Wc, Ws, Amax, Amin, N)

Page 56
line 11-13 in the MATLAB program should be
Att = MAG_2_ATT(H);
axis([0 8 0 100]), subplot(’position’, [0.1 0.4 0.88 0.5]);
PLOT_ATTENUATION_S(W, Att)
hold on
color = [0.7 0.7 0.7]; % Gray
V = axis;
patch([V(1) Wc Wc V(1)], [Amax Amax V(4) V(4)], color);
patch([wstep(1) wstep(1) wstep(2) wstep(2) V(2) V(2)], [0 Amin(1) Amin(1) Amin(2) Amin(2) 0], color);

Page 59
Eq(2.58) is only valid for allpole filters

Page 61
[GLP, ZLP, PLP] = BW_POLES(Omegac, Omegas, Amax, Amin, NLP)

Page 62
GLP = 1.592185381683073e+23

Page 67
line 7 should read LP-BS transformation

Page 69
and lowpass filters using the LP-BS transformation is
Page 69
[GLP, ZLP, R_ZEROSLP, PLP, Wsnew] = CA_POLES(Omegac, Omegas, Amax, Amin, NLP);

Page 72
add at the end of the program for Example 2.10
patch([Wc1 Wc2 Wc2 Wc1], [Amax Amax 100 100], color);

Page 75
Problem 2.24 ω = 2 Mrad/s and rp = 10 Mrad/s.
Problem 2.36 ωc2 = 15 krad/s
Page 76
Problem 2.39
ωc1 = 2π 48.5 rad/s ωc2 = 2π 51.5 rad/s
ωs1 = 2π 49.5 rad/s ωs2 = 2π 50.5 rad/s

Page 81
|C(s)|2 is proportional to the ratio

Page 95
line 14 replace Att with Anorm

Page 96
line 18 replace Att with Anorm
«
Page 97
line 4 change [ ....] to (....) and change N to Norder
move line 6 to after line 3
line 8 replace KI with K
line 12 replace Att with Anorm
Example 3.7 Amin = 40 dB

Page 98 should read


new line 9 Norder = 5; % We select a 5th-order filter
line 10 [G, Z, R_ZEROS, P, Wsnew] = CA_POLES(Wc, Ws, Amax, Amin, Norder);
line 12 [L, C, Rs, RL, Wo, K] = CA_LADDER(G, Z, R_ZEROS, P, Wc, Ws, Rs, RL, Ladder);
line 16 Anorm = MAG_2_ATT(2*H); % Normalize attenuation to 0 dB

Page 117
A useful program for this step is HURWITZ.

Page 152
Eq(3.63) replace all L s with C s and vise versa
Cauer II structure should be

C2 C4

L1 L3 L5

Page 123
Example 3.20
Determine the element values in a sixth-order allpass filter built of cascaded bridged-T networks which equalizes the
group delay of the ladder network in Example 2.4 when Rs = RL = 1000 Ω.
The poles of the allpass filter were determined by the program in Example 2.11 determined to

sp1,2 = –7.576348 ± j 6.5452758 krad/s


sp3,4 = –7.350304 ± j19.284823 krad/s
sp5,6 = –6.903609 ± j32.393479 krad/s

From Equation (3.67) we obtain the element values in the lattice structures. We get using: 1/RC2 = –2 Re{sp} and
1/L2C2 = rp2 and R = 1 kΩ. The Table have new values!

Bridged-T L1[mH] L2[mH] C1[nF] C2[nF]


1 65.99485 151.1616 151.1616 65.99485
2 68.0244 34.51403 34.51403 68.0244
3 72.42589 12.58637 12.58637 72.42589

Page 130
Problem 3.16 should read: Realize an LC ladder that meets the same specification as in Problem 3.15, but of Cheby-
shev I type.
Problem 3.20 should read
..... ωs1 = 11.6 Mrad/s, and ωc2 = 311.6 Mrad/s.

Page 131
3.26 .....terminated π ladder network with
Page 137
where the function tan(ωτ) is periodic with period „.

Page 141
In Example 4.2. τ = 0.25 ns
and ωcT = 2„ 300 10 6 0.25 10—9= 0.15 „ rad
jωT 2 1
H(e ) = ------------------------------------------
2N
⎛ sin ⎛ ωT ------- ⎞⎞
⎜ ⎝ 2 ⎠⎟
1 + ⎜ ---------------------⎟
⎜ α ⎟
⎝ ⎠
1
– ---- ω c T⎞
N
where α = ε sin ⎛ --------- .....
⎝ 2 -⎠
with period „. The impedance...

Page 142
In Example 4.3. τ = 0.25 ns
and ωcT = 2„ 300 10 6 0.25 10—9= 0.15 „ rad
Figure 4.10 The x-axis should be from 0 to „
The function RICHARDS_EQ has an error do not yiels a correct passband!

Page 143
Figure 4.11 The x-axis should be from 0 to „

Page 144
L1 R0
- = 3.1147435 Ω
Z 1 = -----------
Ωc
Ωc R0 L3 R0
- = 0.160527 Ω
Z 2 = ------------ - = 3.1147435 Ω
Z 3 = -----------
C2 Ωc

Page 146
Example 4.5 change to a Chebyshev I filter

Page 146
K
line –7: X = ----------------------
K 2
-
1 – ⎛ -----⎞
⎝Y ⎠
0

Page 152
Problem 4.8
the relative 3-dB bandwidth

Page 152

Equation(5.74) simplifies for ideal amplifiers to Zin = Z1 Z3 Z5/Z2Z4

Page 200
–r 2 2
– ( 5π ) + ( 50π )
Q nominal = --------p- = -------------------------------------------- = 5.0249378
2σ p 2 ⋅ ( – 5π )

Page 201
E(s)
D ( s ) + ----------- =
A

Page 201
Fig. 7.10 Tow-Thomas

Page 201
6.5.3.7 NF2 Sections

Page 205
where the amplifier has a positive gain of K = ( 1 + R 8 ⁄ R 7 ) > 1 . We shall later discu

Page 206
delete the line
a positive gain of K = ( 1 + R 8 ⁄ R 7 ) > 1 . We shall

Page 213
Spreads in passive elements are ∝ Q2.

Page 224
Table, second line
HP 0 Vin Vin R2 = R1
Page 237
7.3.2 Flicker Noise

Page 245
Fig. 7.14 Coupled form of type FLF

Page 260
Line 3, second column: example k = 105 [1/s].

Page 273
output wave is B2, which corresponds to the output voltage VB2.
Page 279
the marked minus signs across the nodes..

Page 279
Hence, the sign of V7 is changed

Page 280
Figure 10.9 Interchange the inputs to the rightmost amplifier

Page 281
determined by comparing the circuits

Page 282
from the node that is

Page 289
10.1 .. leapfrog filter

Pages 309 and 310


BESSEL_ORDER 59
BESSEL_POLES
BESSEL_LADDER
BP_2_LP_SPEC
BS_2_LP_SPEC
BW_LADDER 94, 95
BW_ORDER 34
BW_POLES 34
BW_SINGLY_LADDER
CA_POLES 50
CA_B_POLES 52
CA_C_POLES 53
CA_LADDER 97
CA_MIN_Q_POLES
CA_ORDER 48
CH_I_C_POLES 53
CH_I_LADDER 96
CH_I_POLES 39
CH_I_SINGLY_LADDER
CH_II_B_POLES 52
CH_II_LADDER 96
CH_II_POLES 46
CH_ORDER 39, 44
CIRCULATOR_THREE_BP 271
CIRCULATOR_THREE_LP 271
COMPLETE_ELLIPTIC_INTEGRAL
EQ_TG_LP_S 73
HURWITZ 113
HURWITZ_POLY 32
HURWITZ_ROOTS 32
LADDER_2_H 96
LP_2_HP_LADDER
LP_LADDER
PART_FRACT_EXPANSION 120
PLOT_A_TG_S 35
PLOT_ATTENUATION_S
PLOT_h_s_S 36
PLOT_HP_SPEC_S
PLOT_IMPULSE_RESPONSE_S
PLOT_LP_SPEC_S
PLOT_MAG_PHASE_S
PLOT_PHASE_S
PLOT_PZ_S 35
PLOT_STEP_RESPONSE_S
PLOT_TG_S
POLE_PLACER_BP_EQ_S 56
POLE_PLACER_BP_MF_S 56, 71
POLE_PLACER_HP_EQ_S 56
POLE_PLACER_HP_MF_S 56
POLE_PLACER_LP_EQ_S 56
POLE_PLACER_LP_MF_S 56
POLY_AT_X
POLY_PRIM
POLYADD
POLYMULT
POLYSUB
PRAXIS
PRB 249
PZ_2_FREQ_S 35
PZ_2_G_SYM_BP_S 65
PZ_2_G_SYM_BS_S 69
PZ_2_HP_S 61
PZ_2_IMPULSE_RESPONSE_S 36
PZ_2_MAG_S
PZ_2_PHASE_S
PZ_2_STEP_RESPONSE_S 36
PZ_2_TG_S 35
RICHARDS_EQ 141
RICHARDS_MF 141
RICHARDS_REACTANCE 140
ROOTS_2_POLY
T_LADDER_2_PI
UNIQUE_ROOTS
xtick
ytick
ZIN_LADDER

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