Realisation of transfer function with prescribed sensitivity function

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A flexible signal-flowgraph approach for the simultaneous realisation of transfer and sensitivity functions is presented. An example is given to illustrate the synthesis procedure.

Inspec keywords: filters; network synthesis; transfer functions; sensitivity; network topology

Other keywords: signal flowgraph approach; bandpass filter; transfer functions; lowpass filter; sensitivity

Subjects: Network topology; General circuit analysis and synthesis methods; Filters and other networks

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