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Automation of Bandwidth Re-design and its Applications in Amplifier Tuned Oscillators Based on Nullors

    https://doi.org/10.1142/S0218126621500547Cited by:0 (Source: Crossref)

    In this paper, the method for the design automation of a narrow band-pass amplifier, and hence the amplifier tuned oscillator is discussed. A fixator approach is utilized in this method to design the narrow band-pass amplifiers and a reference circuit is required for this process. The fixator–norator pair helps to generate an extra sub-circuit, generally the feedback network; the addition of this sub-circuit in the actual amplifier circuit will modify the frequency response of the amplifier. The amplifier now behaves like an active narrow band-pass filter, which exactly follows the frequency response of the model circuit. This can be turned into an oscillator by providing positive feedback. Such a circuit possesses independent frequency and amplitude control. Hence, the re-designed circuit can be employed as an active filter or an oscillator at the selected center frequency. In addition to the technical merits, the proposed method has pedagogical importance. Few case studies are worked out in this paper to demonstrate the method.

    This paper was recommended by Regional Editor Emre Salman.