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I was wondering, can i make a half second order BP filter? the LP section in the BP will be second order, and the HP section in the BP would be first order?
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Yes. You can mix orders.
Have read some articles that advise against it, but I see practical designs on the internet where they do that all the time.
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thanks,
Do you remember what those articles had against it? or any ideas of where to find similar articles talking on this subject? I couldnt find anything .. |
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No, it was awhile ago.
Something about symmetrical, (both sides), even order filters being the best for polar response and holding down lobes. There is a lot to crossover response. Frankly, I just try for a good on-axis response and leave it at that.
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