Filter design software by synthesis method

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2009

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Yayla, İhsan

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In this study, Window-based computer program, named Synthesis Software, is developed for designing filters with equal-ripple or maximally flat passbands and general stopbands by using cascade synthesis technique in transformed frequency domain. Synthesis technique is applicable to lumped element and commensurate line distributed element filters with Lowpass, Highpass or Bandpass characteristics. Singly or Doubly terminated filters can be synthesized. friendly environment for typing in the parameters of the filter to be designed. This part uses Synthesis and Plot parts as modules. This software is based on the previous softwares developed in EEE Department of Middle East Technical University. All the previous softwares were gathered in the well-known software Filpro, which is in DOS environment, in Pascal. Thus, the new software is actually a conversion of Synthesis part of Filpro from DOS environment into Windows environment in the language C#, with some improvements in root finding algorithms for numerical conditioning. Synthesis Software is has three parts. The first and main part is the implementation of synthesis technique by using object oriented programming technique. In this way, synthesis technique implementation is isolated from other parts of Synthesis Software and it can be used by other filter design programs as a module. The second part of the program is responseplotting section. In this part Insertion Loss, Return Loss, Time Delay, Phase and Smith Chart responses are calculated and displayed. The last part is User Interface, which provides user

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Electrical engineering.

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http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/upload/3/12610279/index.pdf
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/18320

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İ. Yayla, “Filter design software by synthesis method,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2009.