DocumentCode
1164315
Title
Gain Bandwidth Properties of a Distributed Parameter Load
Author
Carlin, Herbert J. ; Friedenson, Roberta
Volume
15
Issue
4
fYear
1968
fDate
12/1/1968 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
455
Lastpage
464
Abstract
The gain bandwidth restrictions are considered for a distributed parameter load consisting of a resistor shunted by an open-circuited stub of delay length
. An aperiodic solution for the optimum flat gain response in the frequency domain is obtained by using a computer, solution, which solves the infinite set of simultaneous constraint equations associated with the infinite number of periodically spaced load transmission zeros. It is shown that this solution converges to the largest gain bandwidth product when only the fundamental frequency band is permitted and all higher order periodicities of the frequency response are properly suppressed by progressively shifting the center frequency of the higher order passbands, as their gains are attenuated. Furthermore, a new result for optimum flat gain periodic response is obtained. In this case, the equalizer is a cascade of commensurate lines each of length
. This gives twice the gain of the best periodic equalizer employing lines equal to the stub length
. Finally, synthesis techniques for realizing the optimum periodic equalizer are discussed.
. An aperiodic solution for the optimum flat gain response in the frequency domain is obtained by using a computer, solution, which solves the infinite set of simultaneous constraint equations associated with the infinite number of periodically spaced load transmission zeros. It is shown that this solution converges to the largest gain bandwidth product when only the fundamental frequency band is permitted and all higher order periodicities of the frequency response are properly suppressed by progressively shifting the center frequency of the higher order passbands, as their gains are attenuated. Furthermore, a new result for optimum flat gain periodic response is obtained. In this case, the equalizer is a cascade of commensurate lines each of length
. This gives twice the gain of the best periodic equalizer employing lines equal to the stub length
. Finally, synthesis techniques for realizing the optimum periodic equalizer are discussed.Keywords
Active filters, etc.; Computer-aided circuit design; Distributed-parameter loads; Gain-bandwidth properties; Matching networks; Network synthesis; Bandwidth; Delay; Diodes; Equalizers; Filtering theory; Frequency; Integral equations; Network synthesis; Passband; Resistors;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Circuit Theory, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9324
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TCT.1968.1082845
Filename
1082845
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