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This paper describes the basic concepts of filters introduced analog active filter design principles and approximation theory. Including Butterworth approximation, Chebyshev type I approximation, Chebyshev ¢ò type approximation, elliptic function approximation and Bezier approximation. The first author studied the analog active filter design process and performance testing.

Combines the traditional hardware design methods and software programming techniques£¬ the MATLAB simulation of a variety of filter approximation technique of amplitude-frequency characteristic curve and an illustrative example. Butterworth filter instance on simulation studies, by the program to quickly get the minimum order and the cutoff frequency, replacing the traditional complex calculations; conveniently achieved by the analog low-pass filter to the high-pass, low-pass and band-stop filter the conversion; complex on quad op amp circuit design simulation, through its different points strike output transfer function to simulate the second-order low-pass, high pass, band pass and band-stop filter frequency characteristic curve and get better simulation results.

Keywords:Analog and Active Filter;Theory of Approximation, Amplitude-frequency characteristics£¬MATLAB program design

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