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It depends on what kind of accuracy you need.
You could do this analog wise by building a filter that has fast cutoff and linear phase in the passband, and then applying a very short pulse to it. A bessel filter is easy to design and has somewhat this characteristic. Better would be a phase compensated chebeshev design, but I don't think you will find that in a table! If you look at these filter's responses with an oscilloscope, they will look very Sinc like. Cliff wrote in message ups.com... Dear All, I want to synthesize a SINC wave with main lobe width = 100ns, Is it possible to use a LC filter response or a DDS or a similar approach mey be? Can anyone help me? Thanks |
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