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2018-01-10

11:08:01

 

Based on circuit design by   Dr. Josef Punchochar  

Associate Professor  
VŠB-Technical University of Ostrava,    Ostrava   · Department of Electrical Engineering 


Copy from Josef Punchochar article :
ET_RB_Josef_NonInvert-BandPass-Fx_Positive-FB_.jpg   

 


Developed into this by Glen Ellis : 
Example of circuit modification to handle Positive Boot-Strap Feedback via Multiple-Feedback Band Pass Filter. 
Advantage is : Adjust f(0) via a single resistor R(freqAdj) +/- 300 Hz. 
 
 

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SPICE  circuit, 161210, Glen Ellis.
Based on circuit design by Josef Punchochar, Research Gate Net 
Example of circuit modification to handle Positive Boot-Strap Feedback via Multiple-Feedback Band Pass Filter. 
Advantage : Adjust f(0) via a single resistor R(freqAdj) +/- 300 Hz. 

Balance between Positive & Negative FB
Too much FeedBack will transform circuit into a Notch Filter.


V(out)   is   NetVout 
f(0) = 700 Hz  
FeedBack Q=2
Effecive  Q=7 
BW=100 Hz  


Original NetSigIn ( source signal ) is flat ( green ).
FeedBack   inverted ( black ) (generated at Q=2)  
Overall Response is Q=7  Positive BandPass  ( blue ). 
PFB-x-v1-B-1-161029-0139.jpg   

Transient Plot 

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Adjust f(0) via a Single Resistor R(freqAdj) +/- 300 Hz. 
Change f(0) via R6 .
Initially  R(freq) is 6500 Ohm.      Adjust :    Up = lower f(0)   and    Down = higher f(0). 

In f(0) change,  
Gain will change as the minor ratio of R(in) / R(freq).
Q  will change  as  squareroot of delta(f) change.  
But BW will remain same.   
( Author uses this method for adjusting f(0) change of +/- 300 Hz. ) 

*** Demonstrating shifting f(0) via R(freqAdj)

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*** Demonstrating circuit to generate bode of shifting f(0) via R(freqAdj)
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