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Non-inverting filter: zero at 8, pole at 4, gain 2
Short answer
The transfer function is T(s)=(s+8)/(s+4). Using non-inverting topology with R1 to ground and R2||C feedback: set R1=R2=25 kΩ, C2=10 µF, giving DC gain 2, HF gain 1, zero at −8, pole at −4.
Realize an active filter using non-inverting op-amp configuration with zero at 8, pole at 4 and DC gain of 2.
The required function (zero at , pole at ) is
So : DC gain 2, HF gain 1.
Non-inverting configuration: from the inverting input to ground, from output to inverting input:
Use and :
+---R2---+
| |
+---||---+
| C2 |
+------+-|-\ |
| | >---+---- Vo
R1 Vin---|+/
|
GND
Matching:
Normalized: F, .
Practical values: choose F: .
Answer: , F; DC gain 2, HF gain 1, zero at −8, pole at −4.
✓ Answer checked by Claude Sonnet 5.5
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