
Electronic Filter Design Handbook, Fourth Edition
by Williams, Arthur; Taylor, Fred-
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Author Biography
Dr. Fred J. Taylor is a Fellow of the IEEE and has a Ph.D. degree form the University of Colorado. He has been a Member of the Technical Staff of Texas Instruments Corp. (1969/70) and has held academic positions at the University of Texas at El Paso (1970/75), University of Cincinnati (1975/83), and the University of Florida since 1983, where he is currently a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) and Computer and Information Science Engineering (CISE). He has held visiting faculty positions at Southern Methodist University (SMU), CNAM (Paris), and THD (Darmstadt) and has chaired or co-chaired a number of prestigious technical conferences (IEEE ICASS, IEEE ICASSP, Asilomar). He serves as a consultant to a number of Fortune 500 companies as well as government agencies. He has authored ten textbooks, twelve-chapter contributions for handbooks and encyclopedias in the field of signal processing, holds three U.S. patents, and has authored over 100 archived journal articles.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to Modern Network TheoryChapter 2: Selecting the Response CharacteristicChapter 3: Low Pass Filter DesignChapter 4: High Pass Filter DesignChapter 5: Bandpass Filter DesignChapter 6: Band Reject FilterChapter 7: Networks for the Time DomainChapter 8: Refinements in LC Filter DesignChapter 9: Design of Magnetic ComponentsChapter 10: Component Selection for LC and Active FiltersChapter 11: Normalized Filter Design TablesChapter 12: Introduction to Digital FiltersChapter 13: Finite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 14: Multi-rate FiltersChapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 3: Low Pass Filter DesignChapter 4: High Pass Filter DesignChapter 5: Bandpass Filter DesignChapter 6: Band Reject FilterChapter 7: Networks for the Time DomainChapter 8: Refinements in LC Filter DesignChapter 9: Design of Magnetic ComponentsChapter 10: Component Selection for LC and Active FiltersChapter 11: Normalized Filter Design TablesChapter 12: Introduction to Digital FiltersChapter 13: Finite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 14: Multi-rate FiltersChapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 5: Bandpass Filter DesignChapter 6: Band Reject FilterChapter 7: Networks for the Time DomainChapter 8: Refinements in LC Filter DesignChapter 9: Design of Magnetic ComponentsChapter 10: Component Selection for LC and Active FiltersChapter 11: Normalized Filter Design TablesChapter 12: Introduction to Digital FiltersChapter 13: Finite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 14: Multi-rate FiltersChapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 7: Networks for the Time DomainChapter 8: Refinements in LC Filter DesignChapter 9: Design of Magnetic ComponentsChapter 10: Component Selection for LC and Active FiltersChapter 11: Normalized Filter Design TablesChapter 12: Introduction to Digital FiltersChapter 13: Finite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 14: Multi-rate FiltersChapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 9: Design of Magnetic ComponentsChapter 10: Component Selection for LC and Active FiltersChapter 11: Normalized Filter Design TablesChapter 12: Introduction to Digital FiltersChapter 13: Finite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 14: Multi-rate FiltersChapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 11: Normalized Filter Design TablesChapter 12: Introduction to Digital FiltersChapter 13: Finite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 14: Multi-rate FiltersChapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 13: Finite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 14: Multi-rate FiltersChapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 15: Infinite Impulse Response FiltersChapter 16: Filter ArchitectureChapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Chapter 17: Digital Filter TechnologyChapter 18: Filter Design for EMI SuppressionAppendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
Appendix: Discrete Systems Mathematics
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