Analog circuit theory and filter design in the digital world with an introduction to the morphological method for creative solutions and design - Moschytz, George S.; SpringerLink (Online service). (Cham Springer, 2019)
Mixed-Mode Signal Processing -- Some Key Points from Network Theory -- Filter Specifications and Approximation Theory (The Mathematical Approach to the Approximation Problem) -- Filter Tables and Computer Programs (The Physical Approach to the Approximation Problem) -- An Introduction to Signal-Flow Graph Theory -- Controlled Sources, Nullors, Active Gain Devices, Impedance Converters and Inverters (Gyrators, NICs, FDNRs, Current Conveyors) -- Passive LCR and Active-RC Filters -- A Classification of Single-Amplifier Biquads -- A Morphological Approach to the Design of Active Network Elements -- Active Filter Design Techniques -- Some Elements of Sensitivity Theory -- Random Signals and Noise -- Deriving Current-Based from Voltage-Based Circuits -- From Continuous Time to Discrete Time -- Sampling Theorem and Aliasing -- The Laplace Transform of Sampled Signals: The z-Transform -- Analysis of Switched-Capacitor Filters -- The Four-Port Analysis of Switched-Capacitor Circuits -- Design of Switched-Capacitor Filters -- The Transmission Matrix of SC Circuits and its Signal-Flow Graph.
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