US4405899A
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High pass filter and method of making same
Assignee: Motorola Solutions Inc
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Filing: 1979-03-01
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Granted: 1983-09-20
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Expires: 1999-03-01
Abstract
Abstract There is provided a high pass switched capacitor filter having low bandpass ripple. The present filter does not have peaking near its center frequency when sampled at switching frequencies used in communication systems. The high pass filter has three switched capacitor integrators providing a 3-pole Chebyshev high pass switched capacitor filter. A fourth switched capacitor integrator is used to provide an output for the filter. A method of implementing the high pass filter from a set of parameter requirements is also provided. The capacitors used in this filter are ratios of each other and the filter readily lends itself to being implemented as a monolithic integrated circuit, particularly as a CMOS circuit.
Inventors
- 👤 Henry Wurzburg
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-30 00:17
CPC Classifications
H; H03; H03H; H03H19/00; H03H19/004
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 16
Claim 1
Independent Claim
465 words
A high pass, switched capacitor filter having an input and an output, comprising: a first operational amplifier having a first and a second input and an output, the second input being coupled to a reference terminal; a first capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a first switch for switching the first capacitor to the filter input and then to the first input of the first amplifier; a second capacitor coupled between the first input and the output of the first amplifier; a third capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a second switch for switching the third capacitor to the output of the first amplifier or to the first input; a second operational amplifier having a first and a second input and an output, the second input being coupled to the reference terminal; a fourth capacitor coupled between the output of the first amplifier and the first input of the second amplifier; a fifth capacitor coupled between the first input of the second amplifier and the output of the second amplifier; a sixth capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a third switch for coupling the sixth capacitor to the output of the second amplifier or to the first input of the second amplifier; a seventh capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a fourth switch for switching the seventh capacitor to the output of the second amplifier or to the first input of the first amplifier; a third operational amplifier having a first and a second input and an output, the second input being coupled to the reference terminal; an eighth capacitor coupled between the output of the second amplifier and the first input of the third amplifier; a ninth capacitor coupled between the output of the first amplifier and the first input of the third amplifier; a tenth capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a fifth switch for switching the tenth capacitor to the output of the second amplifier or to the first input of the third amplifier; an eleventh capacitor coupled between the output of the third amplifier and the first input of the third amplifier; a twelfth capacitor having a first and a second terminal; a sixth switch for switching the first terminal of the twelfth capacitor to the output of the third amplifier or to the reference terminal; a seventh switch for switching the second terminal of the twelfth capacitor to the first input of the first amplifier or to the reference terminal; a thirteenth capacitor having a first and a second terminal; an eighth switch for switching the first terminal of the thirteenth capacitor to the output of the third amplifier or to the reference terminal; and a ninth switch for switching the second terminal of the thirteenth capacitor to the reference terminal or to the first input of the second amplifier.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
465 words
A high pass, switched capacitor filter having an input and an output, comprising: a first operational amplifier having a first and a second input and an output, the second input being coupled to a reference terminal; a first capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a first switch for switching the first capacitor to the filter input and then to the first input of the first amplifier; a second capacitor coupled between the first input and the output of the first amplifier; a third capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a second switch for switching the third capacitor to the output of the first amplifier or to the first input; a second operational amplifier having a first and a second input and an output, the second input being coupled to the reference terminal; a fourth capacitor coupled between the output of the first amplifier and the first input of the second amplifier; a fifth capacitor coupled between the first input of the second amplifier and the output of the second amplifier; a sixth capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a third switch for coupling the sixth capacitor to the output of the second amplifier or to the first input of the second amplifier; a seventh capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a fourth switch for switching the seventh capacitor to the output of the second amplifier or to the first input of the first amplifier; a third operational amplifier having a first and a second input and an output, the second input being coupled to the reference terminal; an eighth capacitor coupled between the output of the second amplifier and the first input of the third amplifier; a ninth capacitor coupled between the output of the first amplifier and the first input of the third amplifier; a tenth capacitor coupled to the reference terminal; a fifth switch for switching the tenth capacitor to the output of the second amplifier or to the first input of the third amplifier; an eleventh capacitor coupled between the output of the third amplifier and the first input of the third amplifier; a twelfth capacitor having a first and a second terminal; a sixth switch for switching the first terminal of the twelfth capacitor to the output of the third amplifier or to the reference terminal; a seventh switch for switching the second terminal of the twelfth capacitor to the first input of the first amplifier or to the reference terminal; a thirteenth capacitor having a first and a second terminal; an eighth switch for switching the first terminal of the thirteenth capacitor to the output of the third amplifier or to the reference terminal; and a ninth switch for switching the second terminal of the thirteenth capacitor to the reference terminal or to the first input of the second amplifier.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
82 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 1 further including a fourth operational amplifier having a first input, a second input and an output, the second input being coupled to the reference terminal; a fourteenth capacitor coupled between the first input of the fourth amplifier and the output of the third amplifier; a fifteenth capacitor coupled between the output of the fourth amplifier and the first input of the fourth amplifier; and a tenth switch for resetting the output of the fourth amplifier.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
21 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 2 wherein all of the switches are electronic switches controllable by an input timing signal.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
34 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 2 wherein the amplifiers are CMOS amplifiers and all the switches other than the tenth switch are CMOS transmission gates, the tenth switch being a field effect transistor.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
16 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 1 wherein all the capacitors are ratios of each other.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
102 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 5 wherein the first, eighth, and thirteenth capacitors are a ratio of one; the third, and tenth capacitors are a ratio of two; the second capacitor has a ratio of substantially 30.8; the fourth capacitor has a ratio of sustantially 15.6; the fifth capacitor has a ratio of sustantially 11.2; the sixth capacitor has a ratio of substantially 2.1; the seventh capacitor has a ratio of substantially 2.06; the ninth capacitor has a ratio of substantially 14.6; the eleventh capacitor has a ratio of substantially 7.3; and the twelfth capacitor has a ratio of substantially 0.9.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
16 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 2 wherein all the capacitors are ratios of each other.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
26 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 7 wherein the fourteenth capacitor is a ratio of substantially 15.1, the fifteenth capacitor is a ratio of substantially one.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
35 words
The switched capacitor filter of claim 2 wherein the first input of each of the operational amplifier is an inverting input and the second input of each of the operational amplifiers in a non-inverting input.
Claim 11
Independent Claim
91 words
A method for providing a switched capacitor filter, comprising the steps of: providing filter equations which define a passive filter design for a prototype filter having frequency characteristics differing from frequency characteristics of said switched capacictor filter by a prewarped amount; applying a Laplace transform to the filter equations to obtain s-plane state equations; applying a bilinear Z transform to the s-plane state equations; expressing the results of the bilinear Z transform to the s-plane state equations in difference equation format; and implementing the difference equations using switched capacitor integrator structures.
Claim 12
Independent Claim
91 words
A method for providing a switched capacitor filter, comprising the steps of: providing filter equations which define a passive filter design for a prototype filter having frequency characteristics differing from frequency characteristics of said switched capacictor filter by a prewarped amount; applying a Laplace transform to the filter equations to obtain s-plane state equations; applying a bilinear Z transform to the s-plane state equations; expressing the results of the bilinear Z transform to the s-plane state equations in difference equation format; and implementing the difference equations using switched capacitor integrator structures.
Claim 13
Independent Claim
63 words
A method for making a high pass switched capacitor filter having a predetermined stop band frequency, comprising: prewarping the stop band frequency; selecting a passive filter prototype; obtaining s-plane state equations for the passive filter prototype; converting the s-plane state equations to equations in bilinear Z transform format and otaining difference equations; and implementing the resulting difference equations using switched capacitor integrator structures.
Claim 14
Independent Claim
63 words
A method for making a high pass switched capacitor filter having a predetermined stop band frequency, comprising: prewarping the stop band frequency; selecting a passive filter prototype; obtaining s-plane state equations for the passive filter prototype; converting the s-plane state equations to equations in bilinear Z transform format and otaining difference equations; and implementing the resulting difference equations using switched capacitor integrator structures.
Claim 15
Independent Claim
80 words
A method of providing a switched capacitor filter for a desired passband break frequency and stop band frequency, comprising: prewarping the pass band break frequency and the stop band frequency to obtain prewarped equivalent frequencies; selecting a passive prototype filter having the prewarped frequencies; obtaining state equations for the passive prototype filter in s-plane domain; transforming the s-plane state equations to bilinear Z transform state equations in difference equation form; and implementing the difference equations using switched capacitor integrator structures.
Claim 16
Independent Claim
80 words
A method of providing a switched capacitor filter for a desired passband break frequency and stop band frequency, comprising: prewarping the pass band break frequency and the stop band frequency to obtain prewarped equivalent frequencies; selecting a passive prototype filter having the prewarped frequencies; obtaining state equations for the passive prototype filter in s-plane domain; transforming the s-plane state equations to bilinear Z transform state equations in difference equation form; and implementing the difference equations using switched capacitor integrator structures.
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