The problem of determining the possible functions

, that will transform the amplitude characteristic

of a given network to the amplitude characteristic
![A[\\varphi (y)]](/images/tex/11548.gif)
of another network, is considered. It is shown that the general form of these transformations is given by

, where

is a positive rational function of

. The network function whose amplitude characteristic is
![A[\\varphi (y)]](/images/tex/11548.gif)
is determined from the original network and the function

. The concept of frequency transformations is used in filter design and network analysis; the Butterworth and Tchebycheff filters result as special forms of such transformations.