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Een aktief filter met een nieuw verdeeld RC-element

This chapter primarily presents a concise account of the applications of sensitivity theory in network analysis and synthesis and is an up-dated and revised version of [1C. 1 & 2]. Here we have categorized the pertinent literature into 14 different groups of active research in network sensitivity theory. This survey on various aspects of sensitivity theory provides only an entry guide for an interested researcher.

The Theory of Sensitivity in Networks

The concept and properties of an active filter with a fourlayer distributed RC line in a feedback loop are presented. Due to specific properties of the four-layer RC line, it is possible to obtain zero Q -sensitivity of the filter to active-element gain variations. A design procedure for the bandpass filter with prescribed Q and center frequency \omega_{o} -values is given.

A. Guzinski

Papers

Active filter with distributed RC line having zero Q-sensitivity