Universal current-mode filter with reduced number of active and passive components

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A new current-mode (CM) universal active filter with single-input and three-outputs (SITO) employing only four CCIIs and a minimum number of passive components is presented. The proposed filter based on an RLC shunt circuit, has a good sensitivity performance and achieves the desired filter characteristics without any component matching.

Inspec keywords: transfer functions; current conveyors; active filters; sensitivity analysis

Other keywords: current-mode filter; CCIIs; sensitivity performance; filter characteristics; single-input type; RLC shunt circuit; three-outputs; universal active filter

Subjects: Active filters and other active networks

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