Reply by navaneetha krishnan November 12, 20032003-11-12
Think of bandpass as a hpf and lpf cascaded together
with appropriate cutoff frequencies.

Navan

--- mao mu <> wrote:
> Hi
> My target filter is a bandpass analog filter. With
> N=7, cheby1 returns a 14th B(s), A(s).
> But if the target is a LPF or HPF, the results are
> 7th order B(s),A(s).
> Could somebody explain why bandpass filter design
> using cheby1 doubles the order
> on B(s) and A(s)?
> Thanks
> maomu >
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Reply by mao mu November 11, 20032003-11-11
Hi
My target filter is a bandpass analog filter. With N=7, cheby1 returns a 14th
B(s), A(s).
But if the target is a LPF or HPF, the results are 7th order B(s),A(s).
Could somebody explain why bandpass filter design using cheby1 doubles the order
on B(s) and A(s)?
Thanks
maomu