Filtering device using the transfer of electrical charges into a

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Frequency or time domain filters and delay lines utilizing...

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307221D, 333166, H03H 1502, G11C 2702

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ABSTRACT:
Two analog filters of the second order are arranged in series with a transverse charge transfer filter upstream and downstream of the latter. The analog filters are switched capacitor filters having an amplifier and a network of capacitors and MOS transistors. The filtering device is entirely integrated onto the same semiconductor substrate.

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