Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 339Pergamon Press, 2002 Vols. 1-69 include more or less complete patent reports of the U. S. Patent Office for years 1825-1859. cf. Index to v. 1-120 of the Journal, p. [415] |
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... selectivity [ 16 ] . In [ 17 ] elliptic filter selectivity was treated as a design goal noting that infinite selectivity was not a barrier to realization . However , when employing selectivity requirements , implementation issues must ...
... selectivity [ 16 ] . In [ 17 ] elliptic filter selectivity was treated as a design goal noting that infinite selectivity was not a barrier to realization . However , when employing selectivity requirements , implementation issues must ...
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... selectivity . We have shown how filter selectivity can be determined directly from a filter gain nomograph . It was shown that although this is useful , it is not the most convenient form to use . Thus , we developed these new selectivity ...
... selectivity . We have shown how filter selectivity can be determined directly from a filter gain nomograph . It was shown that although this is useful , it is not the most convenient form to use . Thus , we developed these new selectivity ...
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... selectivity high - delay distortion Chebyshev filter with a moderate - selectivity moderate - delay Butterworth filter . The result is a compromise filter that has higher selectivity than the Butterworth filter but lower delay ...
... selectivity high - delay distortion Chebyshev filter with a moderate - selectivity moderate - delay Butterworth filter . The result is a compromise filter that has higher selectivity than the Butterworth filter but lower delay ...
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