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On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 19:17:53 +0100, john wilkinson
wrote: Hi, When I was looking at an IF amp in the "Experimental mathods in RF", I noticed a filter I have not seen before. I will try to describe: Cite page and figure for faster finding. Its a thick book. I'd think it's described in the book. 200 Ohm i/p impedance feeding 1 cap. The othe side of the cap feeds another cap down to ground and an inductor. The other side of the inductor has a cap down to ground. The junction of the ind and cap, has another cap feeding a load of 100 Ohm. When I simulate this it is a bandpass filter. Likely it's a simple capacitively tapped tuned circuit. What do you call this filter, and where can I find some info about it? Thanks, John Allison |
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