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29th March 2010, 09:32 AM
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Active Bandpass Filter Functional Block Order - Which is better?
Hi,
I have designed all the filter stages used for the midrange. It is now the time to determine what functional order to be used. Both give the same transfer function, but in terms of possible stability and noise the result must be different. Which do you prefer? Regards, Bill 
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