Is it possible to make a gm-C filtr with a 100 Hz cut off freqency (5th order)....
wihtout the use of an impedance scalar....??
The design needs to be made using CMOS technology...
Is it simple to simulate this design using PSpice???
Any form of documents or book suggestions would be appreciated.....
Yes you can design a low frequeny filter with gm-c technique.
For this you would require low gm values, otherwise the capacitor size might cover the entire chip area.
For low frequency filter design you can read the paper
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Materials from page 15 are very useful and
thnx...
i actually already have those slides....
its helping but im finding it difficult to understand some things since thrs little descriptive info in there...
thnx...
i actually already have those slides....
its helping but im finding it difficult to understand some things since thrs little descriptive info in there...
In addition to the slides mentioned by you, here is a subject related paper from E. Sanchez-Sinenzio. Perhaps it helps.
Regards
To your question: Of course, you can build a 100 Hz Gm-C-filter. There are filters on the Gm-C basis with cut-off frequencies as low as 1 Hz or even below.