I remember seeing this before, but I can't find the post... I think it's a parallel T filter, but I'm not finding any numbers. It's supposed to have a peak gain of 1.207 or so despite being made of R's and C's. What is it?
Tim
I remember seeing this before, but I can't find the post... I think it's a parallel T filter, but I'm not finding any numbers. It's supposed to have a peak gain of 1.207 or so despite being made of R's and C's. What is it?
Tim
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There are infinitely many ways to do that; perhaps the simplest is put lowpass or highpass RC on the top of the other lowpass or highpass RC.
---R1--- | | | C1 | | |--R2--| | C2 | GND
R1 C1 ~ R2 C2
R1 >>> R2
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