Re: 400HZ Notch Filter how to.

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- Harvey White
  
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20 years ago

Tue, Sep 30, 2003 3:41 AM

Looking to notch out a 400HZ whine from some audio circuits connecting
>remote manned sites to a central location. >The audio is microwaved from remote location to the central location. >Would like to know the formula for determing the resistor and capacitor >values.

Try a notch filter with an active amplifier, op amp would do well. Look for the National Semiconductor application notes for some formulas, circuits, etc. Go find out what you can snag at RS, then go look for the ap notes. You want a notch filter.... not high pass... You don't need inductors.

Harvey

The overall bandpass is 300HZ to 3KHZ. >Or would it be better to just use an High Pass filter. >Problem with that is getting the inductors locally. >Up here In Fairbanks our choices are very limited. > >Thanks. >

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- Ian Molton
  
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20 years ago

Tue, Sep 30, 2003 2:49 PM

If you run linux theres a FFTscope on my website. crude but effective. eats floats for breakfast :)

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