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Need help designing a filter(active)

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I need help designing a opamp active low-pass filter.
I need the gain in the passband to be close to 1.
Passband cutoff frequency is 5Hz.
Transition band may go upto 50Hz.
I tried designing for above parameters using 2nd order sallen key filter. But that does not provide me unity gain for satisfactory frequency response. Can someone suggest a better circuit for the same job.
 

Try Texas Instruments Filter Pro software. It is free and easy to use.

You should be able to get the response you require - what is actually wrong with the response you get? Can you show your circuit and results?

Keith
 

arunbhaskar said:
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Passband cutoff frequency is 5Hz.
Transition band may go upto 50Hz.

Sorry, but this is no filter specification. I suppose, you mean a low pass filter, but how could we know which order?
The second "information" is useless without mentioning the required damping at 50 Hz.
 

I'm sorry. I forgot to mention

Stopband attenuation is atleast 20dB.
 

For such a small attenuation of only 20 dB (one decade above the corner frequency) a first order (passive) low pass is sufficient.
 

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