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NEW FIRST-ORDER ALLPASS FILTERS EMPLOYING SINGLE MODIFIED THIRD GENERATION CURRENT CONVEYOR

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  • Istanbul University Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Publication Year:

  • 2004
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Abstract (2. Language): 
The third generation current conveyor (CCIII) presented by Fabre is shown to be a useful active element to pick up the current of a floating passive element. CCIII can be considered as a current controlled current source with unity gain. The use of controlled sources with unity gain in the design of active-RC filters leads to structures with tight design equations. In order to relieve these, it may be useful to insert a gain larger than unity. The modified third generation current conveyor (MCCIII) is a newly introduced active building block to realize this property and to provide new possibilities in the circuit synthesis. In this paper, four new first-order allpass filter configurations employing a single modified third-generation current conveyor (MCCIII) are presented. To demonstrate the advantages of the proposed circuit topologies, a quadrature oscillator is designed employing the proposed allpass sections. SPICE simulation results verifying theoretical analyses are also included.
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