Lecture

Switched-Capacitor Filters: Design and Synthesis

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Description

This lecture covers the design and synthesis of switched-capacitor filters (SCF) focusing on cascade and ladder filter designs, CT to DT transformations, and scaling techniques to improve dynamic range. It explains the principles, non-ideal effects, and synthesis approaches using examples of biquadratic cells and first-order sections.

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