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Wide tuning range linearity improved biquadratic transconductor-C filter

Yusuf Leblebici, Seyed Armin Tajalli
2007
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Abstract

This article presents a new technique for improving the linearity performance in biquadratic transconductor-C filters. This improvement has been achieved by applying some modifications to the filter topology which considerably relaxes the linearity requirement on transconductor circuits. Using very simple transconductors, 30 dB improvement in total harmonic distortion compared to the conventional approach has been observed.

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