DocumentCode
1201539
Title
Takahasi´s Results on Tchebycheff and Butterworth Ladder Networks
Author
Weinberg, Louis ; Slepian, Paul
Volume
7
Issue
2
fYear
1960
fDate
6/1/1960 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
88
Lastpage
101
Abstract
A Japanese paper published by H. Takahasi in 1951 gives formulas for element values of ladder networks with Tchebycheff characteristics. For a resistance-terminated low-pass ladder with a series inductance as the first reactance, these formulas are given by
where
, is the input resistance and
if
is odd;
if
is even.
The positive constants
and
are related to the zeros and poles of the squared magnitude of the reflection coefficient
; more specifically, the poles are
for
and
, and the zeros are
for
. The final reactance can also be related to the output resistance RP so that the elements can be determined by starting from either the first or last element:
if
is odd
if
is even The formulas for the Butterworth characteristic are derived from those for the Tehebycheff characteristic by a limiting process. A proof is also furnished by Takahasi. These results, which have been previously unknown to most network theorists, anticipate the work of many authors in the field. In the present paper Takahasi\´s results are given and his concise proof is expanded so that its potential application to presently unsolved problems may be more easily investigated.
where
, is the input resistance and
if
is odd;
if
is even.
The positive constants
and
are related to the zeros and poles of the squared magnitude of the reflection coefficient
; more specifically, the poles are
for
and
, and the zeros are
for
. The final reactance can also be related to the output resistance RP so that the elements can be determined by starting from either the first or last element:
if
is odd
if
is even The formulas for the Butterworth characteristic are derived from those for the Tehebycheff characteristic by a limiting process. A proof is also furnished by Takahasi. These results, which have been previously unknown to most network theorists, anticipate the work of many authors in the field. In the present paper Takahasi\´s results are given and his concise proof is expanded so that its potential application to presently unsolved problems may be more easily investigated.Keywords
Assembly; Band pass filters; Chebyshev approximation; Circuit theory; Filtering theory; History; Polynomials; Reflection;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Circuit Theory, IRE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0096-2007
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TCT.1960.1086643
Filename
1086643
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