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A filter is an electronic circuit that prevents the passage of signals, in a certain band of frequencies, from one circuit to another. There are four types of filter associated with the frequency band in which they operate. These are

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    low pass

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    high pass

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    band pass

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    band stop

Each filter has an ideal characteristic that cannot be achieved practically. In efforts to attain a response close to ideal, several response shapes have been obtained by experiment and have become accepted as standards. Some of these will be examined later in this chapter.

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© 1995 B. W. Allen

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Allen, B.W. (1995). Filters. In: Analogue Electronics for Higher Studies. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13364-2_9

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