The paper deals with synthesis of active frequency filters and oscillators for applications in the video band. The synthesis is based on the modified signal flow graph design approach in the current mode. The commercially available high frequency current conveyors and second order structures are used. Basic structure is employing loss-less and lossy current mode integrators in two distributed feedback loops. Some of the used active elements allow to control current gain which is very useful in applications. High frequency multi-functional filter and electronically adjustable quadrature oscillator configurations are discussed. Most of the used passive elements (mainly capacitors) are grounded which is suitable for IC implementation.Simulation and experimental results demonstrate function and features very well.
The notch/all-pass filter with two electronically adjustable three-port current conveyors of the second generation (CCIIs) or one conveyor and one voltage buffer employing only four passive elements is presented in this paper. Used active elements allow the control of current transfer via DC control voltage. Therefore an adjusting of the attenuation in the stop band of the notch filter is possible. The transfer function and major parasitic influences of real active parts are discussed. The verification includes PSpice simulation with professional macromodels and measurement with available current conveyors in frequency domain. Ill. 7, bibl. 40 (in English; abstracts in English and Lithuanian).
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