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Self-tuned filters

Yannis Tsividis
- 11 Jun 1981 - 
- Vol. 17, Iss: 12, pp 406-407
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In this paper, a scheme for the tuning of filters is proposed, where filters are time-shared between a signal path and a tuning path, so that each filter in a system is individually tuned.
Abstract
A scheme for the tuning of filters is proposed. In it, filters are time-shared between a signal path and a tuning path, so that each filter in a system is individually tuned. An accurate system frequency response can thus be achieved which does not rely on tight matching between filters.

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