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PSpice App Note_Filter Models Implemented with ABM

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APPLICATION NOTE 4 Highpass Filter Behavioral Models Three highpass filter models are developed similar to the lowpass filter models. The three models are: Butt_HP (Butterworth filter) Ch2p5_HP (0.25dB ripple Chebyshev filter) Bessel_HP (Bessel filter) Each model is capable of simulating up to a ninth-order filter and is used in a similar manner to that of the lowpass as described in Example 1 Highpass Filter Example To illustrate the use of the models, consider the following example. Here, the Butterworth highpass filter model is used to obtain a family of curves for second- through ninth-order responses. Assume the filter has a cutoff frequency of 1 kHz. Using Capture, the following circuit is drawn: Figure 5: Butterworth highpass filter model The filter Butt_HP has an AC source on its input and a 1K load resistor on its output. On the Butt_HP symbol, the attribute FC has a value of 1K, and ORD is set to the global variable defined in the global parameter block (PARAM). Finally, a VDB voltage marker is placed on the output node to view the results. The PSpice simulation consists of a 1001-decade logarithmic AC sweep and a parametric analysis. The parametric analysis steps the global parameter, ORD, from 2 to 9. The simulated frequency response of the filter for various orders is shown in Figure 6.

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