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Inverse Chebyshev order (0.5 dB, 18 dB, 1800 rad/s)
Short answer
Order n ≥ cosh⁻¹√((10^(0.1αmin)−1)/(10^(0.1αmax)−1)) / cosh⁻¹(ωs/ωp). For αmax=0.5 dB, αmin=18 dB, ωp=1000 rad/s, ωs=1800 rad/s, ωs/ωp=1.8 gives n ≥ 3.193, so n = 4.
Derive an expression to calculate the order of Inverse Chebyshev approximation for lowpass filter specifications. Calculate the order of Inverse Chebyshev filter for following specifications of a lowpass filter: αmax = 0.5 dB, αmin = 18 dB, ωp = 1000 rad/s, ωs = 1800 rad/s
Derivation
The inverse Chebyshev (Chebyshev Type II) response, normalized to the stopband edge (, stopband begins at ), is
It is obtained by taking a Chebyshev response, subtracting it from 1 (turning it into a high-pass with equiripple stopband) and replacing by .
Step 1: stopband edge. At , :
Step 2: passband edge. At , , and the attenuation must not exceed :
Step 3: solve. With for :
This is the same expression as for the Chebyshev filter: for the same specification both need the same order.
Order for the given specification
dB, dB, rad/s, rad/s.
Answer: n = 4. (A Butterworth filter would need for the same specification.)
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