979 resultados para Band-stop filters (BSF)
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Concert program for "A Concert in Swing"; The Concert Band, The Pep Band, November 29, 1939
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Concert program for University Symphonic Band, March 4, 1940
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Concert program for University Symphonic Band, April 28, 1940
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Concert program for Concert Band, March 7, 1937
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Concert program for Symphonic Band, March 7, 1976
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Concert program for Studio Jazz Ensemble, Western Washington State University Workshop Band, The University of Washington Contemporary Group Jazz EnsembleNovember 23, 1977
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Concert program for "Heart Music", Symphonic Band, February 14, 2008
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Concert program for '24' Wind Ensemble, Campus Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, March 11, 2008
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Concert program for Modern band, Studio Jazz Ensemble, March 5, 2012
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Concert program for University Concert Band, December 6, 1964
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Oversampled narrow-band single-loop and multistage resonator-based bandpass sigma-delta (Σ-Δ) modulators that can accommodate different passband center to sampling frequency ratios are reported. These tunable bandpass configurations are designed by analytically determining and subsequently verifying through detailed empirical simulations the required compensation hardware to deliver enhanced noise-shaping. It is demonstrated that comparatively superior in-band signal-to-noise ratios and dynamic ranges are attributed to the inclusion of appropriate digital feedforward and feedback compensators within these structures.
Concurrent noise-shaping for multiple narrow-band single-loop and multi-stage sigma-delta modulators
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This paper presents electromagnetic simulations of dielectric-filled rectangular waveguide bandpass filter structures with microstrip to waveguide transitions as well as a diplexer based on such filters for modern wireless systems. The two bandpass filters have been designed and simulated at centre frequencies of 11.85 and 14.25 GHz, respectively. A significant size reduction is achieved through dielectric filling.
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A compact highly linear microstrip dual-mode electronically switchable filter is presented. The key characteristics of the dual-mode switchable filter are investigated and described. A second order filter design procedure is outlined to facilitate the realisation of Butterworth and Chebyshev functions. The proposed filter was built and tested with NXP pin diode model BAP65-03. The measured and simulated results are in good agreement. The measured insertion loss in the ON state was 3.0 dB the isolation in the OFF state was 45 dB at the centre frequency. An evaluation of filter distortion is presented for digitally modulated 16 QAM and QPSK signals.