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Even-degree elliptic function monolithic crystal filters

Even-degree elliptic function monolithic crystal filters

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In monolithic crystal filter design even-degree elliptic function lowpass prototypes of the types designated b and c have been used. However, monolithic crystal filters designed from the original evendegree elliptic function are not only feasible but also more selective. An example of the filter, using cascade synthesis, is given.

Inspec keywords: crystal filters; network synthesis; band-pass filters

Other keywords: selective; cascade synthesis; lowpass prototypes; band pass filters; even degree elliptic function; monolithic crystal filters

Subjects: Piezoelectric and ferroelectric devices; General circuit analysis and synthesis methods; Filters and other networks

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