ACTIVE RC MULTIPORT SYNTHESIS OF A TRANSFER ADMITTANCE MATRIX WITH A MINIMUM NUMBER OF CAPACITORS.

Khalil Ahmad Khan; Afaq Ahmad

ACTIVE RC MULTIPORT SYNTHESIS OF A TRANSFER ADMITTANCE MATRIX WITH A MINIMUM NUMBER OF CAPACITORS.

Khalil Ahmad Khan^*, Afaq Ahmad

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Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Abstract

A simple and systematic synthesis procedure, based on a state-variable approach and the reactance extraction principle is presented. Any g multiplied by p matrix T(s) of real rational function of the complex frequency variable s can be realized as the short-circuit transfer admittance matrix of a multiport active RC network. The realization requires a minimum number of n-capacitors with unity capacitance spread, n, equal to the degree of T(s) and at the most (p plus 2n) inverting grounded voltage amplifiers. All the capacitors and ports will share a common ground.

Original language	English
Pages	569-577
Number of pages	9
Publication status	Published - 1976
Event	Proc Annu Allerton Conf Circuit Syst Theory 14th - Monticello, IL, USA Duration: Sept 29 1976 → Oct 1 1976

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City	Monticello, IL, USA
Period	9/29/76 → 10/1/76

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