论文信息 - State-Variable Synthesis for Insensitive Integrated Circuit Transfer Functions

State-Variable Synthesis for Insensitive Integrated Circuit Transfer Functions

Using state-variable flow graphs and simple operational configurations suitable for integration, a theory for insensitive transfer function realization in terms of integrated circuits is discussed. The theory emphasizes the decomposition into second-order systems that are developed, following state-space concepts, with special reference to their sensitivity which is shown to be very low for high operational amplifier gains.

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