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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/18336
Title: Optimal Shape of a Distributed RC Notch Filter - A Computer-Aided Design
Authors: Kostynyk, John D.
Advisor: Campbell, C. K.
Department: Electrical Engineering
Keywords: computer-aided, RC Notch, filter, dielectric, bandwidth, optimal
Publication Date: Apr-1972
Abstract: <p> An improvement on the synthesis of a distributed RC notch filter, by computer-aided design techniques, is appraised. A brief presentation of the synthesis of thin-film RC tapered networks is made, along with applied uses of computer-aided design to RC distributed networks, particularly in the realizability of certain RC transfer functions.</p> <p> The preparation of the problem, accompanied by different methods of approach, is explained. Included are criticisms made, leading to the reasons for abandoning the more tasking ones.</p> <p> The Adjoint Network method of determining, gradients, with respect to circuit adjustable parameters, is evaluated fully, and the important use which it lends to the optimization problem is demonstrated. The outcome of the design approaches are given in tables, with theoretical responses compared in graphs. Actual circuit responses are indicated in photographs, and comparisons with theoretical responses are shown in graphs.</p>
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/18336
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