A synthesis procedure is described where polynomials in s are realised as earthed or floating admittances. The structures obtained use resistances, capacitances and generalised immittance convertors.
Inspec keywords: admittance; active networks; network synthesis; polynomials
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Subjects: Filters and other networks; General circuit analysis and synthesis methods
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