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Chebyshev Filter : Design of Low Pass and High Pass Filters
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2017
- In this video, you will learn, how to design Chebyshev low pass and high pass filters using OP-Amp.
In this video, you will learn, how to interpret the Chebyshev filter design table and using that how to design the Chebyshev filters using Salen-Key filter topology.
Chebyshev Filter:
Chebyshev Filter provides the faster roll-off than the Butterworth filter. But it has ripple in the passband.
Four important parameters for Chebyshev Filter Design:
1. Passband Ripple (Ap)
2. Passband Cut-off Frequency (wp)
3. Stopband Cut-off Frequency (wc)
4. Stopband Attenuation (As)
What is filter table:
Filter table is very useful tool for designing filters, in which coefficients of the filter polynomials and different parameters like Q value, Frequency Scaling factor are given for different order of the filters.
So, in this video, by taking one filter design example it has been shown that the same transfer function can be achieved if the filter design is designed using filter table and mathematical equations of Chebyshev Filter.
Link for the Chebyshev filter table for the different values of passband ripple:
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Timestamps for the different topics covered in the video:
0:58 Overview of Chebyshev Filter and design parameters
4:55 Chebyshev Filter Design Example
6:45 Deriving transfer function of the filter using mathematical equations
12:16 Deriving transfer function of the filter using filter table
13:47 Chebyshev Low Pass Filter Design using Op-Amp
20:30 Chebyshev High Pass Filter Design
This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in learning, how to design the Chebyshev Low pass and High Pass filters.
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8:10, how the transfer function is calculated from poles P1, P2 & P3?
Can you do an inverse Chebyshev example?
Thanks for the video. I have watched this video over 10 times already. I put your equations in excel and I believe I understand how it works. I put it into "TINA" (simulation software from Texas instrument), the gain is 5db with a ripple noise less than 0.55db. The cut-off frequency is about 2500 rad/sec. And the stopband frequency is about 12500 rad/sec after 30db attenuation. Thanks a lot!
Do you have an example of a higher-order filter? Let say 5th order.
Thanks for your very easy explanation
Sir, I don't quite get how to find the value of Ho, can you help?
1=H0/(0+0+1.1425)(0+0.6264)
Thank you very much!!!
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When attempting to calculate the order required for a high pass filter should I take the passband and attenuation as the upper frequency as I would for a lowpass filter and the use the s^-1 substitution you demonstrated? Using the equation for calculating the required order with the lower frequency as the pass band seems impossible as arc-cosh must be a value greater than one or am I mistaken. Thanks a lot for your very informative video none the less.
I need Bessel Filter Design
how to design this chevyshev filter
Synthesize a chebyshev low-pass filter to meet the following specification: 1) load resistance = 600 ohm, 2) 0.5 dB ripple with pass band, 3) cut-off frequency=5x105rad/sec, 4) At 1.5x106 rad/sec, the magnitude must be down 30 dB.
What is the general transfer function of 4th order chebyshev high pass filter??
The square of the 2nd order one.
Thanks man
thank you
Sir make video on 2nd order chebyshev low pass filter with electronic circuit and mathematical expression
it would be better if u add the cc in the video, thanks
Nice video. But im missing the High Pass Filter Design. How can i obtain the required values for a high pass filter 3rd Order Chebyshev with Sallen-Key Topology? And how can i get the Passband frequency if i only given the -3dB Cut-Off Frequency? Thanks
and bessel?
excellent contribution on active filters. Can you provide some document, paper or book?
Application note of Texas instrument is good. And one chapter (Active filters) of the book "Electronics principles by Albert Malvino " is also good in general for analog filters.
How did you get 1.1424 at 8:15?
In the denominator, there are three terms. (S - P1) (S- P2)(S- P3). Just multiply the first two terms and the put the value of P1, P2 and P3, you will get it.
P1=-a+jb
P2=-a-jb
So the equation will be
S^2+(P1+P2)S+P1*P2
here P1+P2 =-2a
And P1*P2 =a^2+b^2.
Butterworth filter design seems a little bit easier.
Dear friend, I hope you can help me with a problem.
I'm designing a second-order Chebyshev filter: Ap = 3dB (ripple), N = 2, ε = 0.997628 , Gain = 1dB and TF is:
H(s) = Ho / (s^2 + 0.6449s + 0.7079) as N=2 then H(s=0) = 1 / √ (1+ε^2) then Ho = 0.5012. The TF of Low Pass Filter is LPF(s) = w^2 / (s^2 + w*s/Q + w^2),
if I compare H(s) and LPF(s), then Ho ≠ w^2 because Ho = 0.5012 and w^2 = 0.7079.
Will I be doing some wrong calculation?
Is it right?
8:44 how?ho=0.715??
Just you put S=0 in the given expression. You will get H0 = 0. 715
at 5:47 the question it says the stopband frequency of the filter is 12500rad/sec with stop band attenuation of 30db or more. why didnt we consider those facts in the calculation.???
It has been used in the equation for finding the order of the filter. Please look at it carefully once again .
oh thank you!
If video is on chebyshev filter why you mentioning salnkey filter
Sallen-key is filter topology. Here, the chebyshev filter is implemented using Sallen-key filter topology.
has anyone designed filter in hfss? if yes kindly let me know
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Sir what if cut off frequency not given
How to calculate it
Please help me out
You must have been given the passband and stopband frequencies or the order of the filter.
Order is 4 sir
And what about pass band and stop band frequencies?
Order is 4 sir
ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS passband=0.25*pi
Stop band=0.4*pi
你的视频很优秀，但是我的英语很不好，所以有时候听不懂你在说什么
how q = root(R1*R2*C2*C2)/(R1*C2+R2*C2) at 15:46
look at his previous videos about butterworth....there he found out the expression for Q..... and here he takes a unity gain Sallen Key which has a k=1, so putting k=1 at that Q expression he arrives at this expression
wtf is cosn-1
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that accent tho
i know.. gross
My ears are dying lol