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Ford-girling equivalent circuit using c.c.II

Ford-girling equivalent circuit using c.c.II

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A new configuration equivalent to the well known Ford-Girling circuit and using c.c.II instead of the o.a. is given. Applications and advantages of the new realisation are discussed.

Inspec keywords: active networks; inductance; equivalent circuits

Other keywords: second generation current conveyor; lowpass filter; configuration equivalent; Ford Girling equivalent circuit

Subjects: Active filters and other active networks; General circuit analysis and synthesis methods

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