Realization of log‐domain high‐order transfer functions using first‐order building blocks and complementary operators |
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Authors: | Costas Psychalinos |
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Affiliation: | Electronics Laboratory, Physics Department, University of Patras, GR‐26504, Rio, Patras, Greece |
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Abstract: | High‐order log‐domain filters could be easily designed by using the functional block diagram (FBD) representation of the corresponding linear prototype and a set of complementary operators. For this purpose, lossy and lossless integrator blocks have been already introduced in the literature. Novel first‐order log‐domain highpass and allpass filter configurations, which are fully compatible with the already published integrator blocks, are introduced in this paper. These are realized using integration and subtraction blocks or a novel differentiation configuration. As a result, a complete set of first‐order building blocks would be available for synthesizing any arbitrary high‐order transfer function. In order to verify the correct operation of the proposed structures, the performance of the introduced highpass filters was evaluated through simulation results. In addition, a fifth‐order log‐domain bandpass filter was designed and simulated using one of the introduced first‐order highpass filter configurations. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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Keywords: | analogue integrated circuits companding filters continuous‐time filters current‐mode filters log‐domain filters |
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