AmpliOp Response and Filter Design

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This lecture covers the design of active filters based on operational amplifiers, proposing topologies for first-order filters, impedance analysis of resistors and capacitors, and the design of filters of order greater than 1. Examples of filter design and component value calculations are provided, along with the transfer function equations and the choice of impedances. Special cases like the active low-pass filter of order 2 at an operational amplifier are also discussed.

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