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    This document contains errata and corrections for multiple pages of an earlier edition. The corrections include fixing example problems, calculating values more accurately, clarifying analysis, and obtaining the correct bandpass transfer function from Chebychev approximation tables. Plots of load impedances on a Smith chart are also requested.

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    This document contains errata and corrections for multiple pages of an earlier edition. The corrections include fixing example problems, calculating values more accurately, clarifying analysis, and obtaining the correct bandpass transfer function from Chebychev approximation tables. Plots of load impedances on a Smith chart are also requested.

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    erratum for the text with DSP modules. here the FFT is wrongly computed.

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    This document contains errata and corrections for multiple pages of an earlier edition. The corrections include fixing example problems, calculating values more accurately, clarifying analysis, and obtaining the correct bandpass transfer function from Chebychev approximation tables. Plots of load impedances on a Smith chart are also requested.

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    This document contains errata and corrections for multiple pages of an earlier edition. The corrections include fixing example problems, calculating values more accurately, clarifying analysis, and obtaining the correct bandpass transfer function from Chebychev approximation tables. Plots of load impedances on a Smith chart are also requested.

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    This diagram was not included in the last edition.

    Page 10
    Example 2.1
    Let Amax equal to 1 dB in (2.7) will yield ε = 0.508. However for Amax = 3 dB, the equivalent value for ε
    is 1. Check it out.
    Page 11
    Calculate the order, n and the frequency correction factor given that Amin = 28 dB and Amax = 3 dB. The
    passband edge frequency is 2000 rs-1 and the stopband edge frequency is 6000 rs-2. The frequency
    correction factor is calculated:
    Page 19
    ε 1/ n 0.508 1 / 5 s
    $ = s( )= s=
    ωp 2π .3400 24456
    Page 20
    A(s) = 10 log[1 + 0.259x210] = 24.5 dB
    Page 22
    A( jω ) = 1 + ε 2 C n2 (ω )
    2
    (4.9)
    Page 27
    1/ 2
     100.1 Amin − 1 
    -1
    cosh  0.1 Amax 
     10 −1
    n= (4.28)
    cosh -1 (Ω s )
    Page 36
    1/sC
    Vin(s) (5.1)
    1/sC + R + sL

    1
    Page 40
    1/ 2
     100.1 Amin − 1 
    -1
    cosh  0.1 Amax
     10 − 1 
    n=
    cosh (Ω LS )
    -1

    Page 43
    Whilst not a mistake, getting rid of the subscript b or h in the analysis will make the analysis a little clearer
    i.e. sb replaced by s
    s 2 + ω o2
    $= (5.16)
    Bs
    Page 45
     − ω 2 + ω02 
    jΩ = − j  
     (ω p 2 − ω p1ω 
    3)
    At ω = ωs2 and ω 2 o = ω s 1ω s 2
     ω ω − ωs22   ω s1 − ω s 2   ω s 2 − ω s1 
    Ω Ls 2 = −  s 1 s 2  =−  = 
     (ω p 2 − ω p1 )ω s 2   (ω p 2 − ω p 1 )   (ω p 2 − ω p1 ) 
    4)
    At ω =ωp1 and ω 2 o = ω p1ω p 2
     ω p1ω p 2 − ω p1 2 
    Ω Lp 1 = −Ω Lp 2 = −  = −1
     (ω p 2 − ω p1 )ω p1 
    5)
    At ω =ωp2 and ω 2 o = ω p1ω p 2
     ω p 1ω p 2 − ω p 2 2 
    Ω Lp 2 = −  =1
     (ω p 2 − ω p 1 )ω p 2 
    Obtain the bandpass transfer function, which will meet this specification. (Use Chebychev approximation
    loss function tables).
    Page 48
    1 160000 s 2
    H ( s) = = 4
    A( s ) s + 570 s 3 + 2.95.10 6 s 2 + 7.5.10 8 s + 1.74.1012
    Page 52
    But substituting for v, from (6.2) in (6.3) and rearranging:
    Ei
    1 + s 2C1C2 R1R2 + s (C2 R2 + C2 R1 + C1 R1 − C1 R1k ) = k (6.9)
    E0
    k E
    = 0 (6.10)
    ( s C1C2 R1R2 + s (C2 R2 + C 2 R1 + C1R1 − C1 R1k ) + 1 Ei
    2

    Page 61
    To determine an expression for the passband gain G(ω0) let s = jω i.e.
    Page 66
    C1 R 2 2
    Q=
    C 2 R6 R3
    Page 67
    2
    R2 R
    Q= 2
    = 2
    R R
    2
    Page 71
    s2
    H (s) = −
    ( s 2 + 0.765s + 1)( s 2 + s1.848s + 1)
    Page 72

    Page 87
    The load impedance is ZL = VL/IL

    1 + (V2 /V1 )e 2γl 


    ZL =  
     IL 
    Using 10.9
    1 + (V2 /V1 )e 2γl 
    Z L = Zo  2 γl 
    (10.11a)
     1 - (V2 /V1 )e 
    Page 96
    Problem 2
    Plot the following load impedance on a Smith chart.
    (i) ZL = 12.35 + j17.59 Ω on a 50 Ω line.
    Page 97

    Z L (450 − j 275)
    = Ω = 1 − j 0.91 Ω
    Zo 300

    Correct Chebychev tables

    3
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