\"LC Filter Design and Production\" is one of the \"Illustrated Practical Electronic Technology Series\". As a practical book introducing the design and production methods of LC filters, \"LC Filter Design and Production\" includes classic design methods and modern design methods, such as fixed K type, m deduction type, Butterworth type, Chebyshev type, Bessel type, Gaussian type, inverse Chebyshev type, elliptic function type and other low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, band-stop filters and capacitor-coupled resonator type narrowband filters. \"LC Filter Design and Production\" also introduces in detail the component value transformation method, matching attenuator design method and inductor coil design, production and testing methods that are important for the realization of filters. \"LC Filter Design and Production\" can be used as a reference book for engineering and technical personnel in related fields such as signal processing and information communication, and can also be used as a reference for teachers and students in colleges and universities. Chapter 1 Types and Characteristics of Filters 1.1 Types and Names of Filters 1.2 Characteristics of Ideal Filters 1.3 Characteristics of Actual Filters 1.4 Characteristics of Functional Filters [Column] Mathematical Operations in This Book Chapter 2 Classical Design of Low-Pass Filters - Design and Application of Fixed-K and m-derived LPFs 2.1 Overview of Fixed-K Low-Pass Filter Characteristics 2.2 Design of Fixed-K Filters Based on Normalized LPF 2.3 Design Data of Fixed-K Normalized LPF 2.4 m-derived Low-Pass Filter 2.5 Normalized Design Data of m-derived LPF and Filter Design Method 2.6 Combined Design of m-derived Filters and Fixed-K Filters 2.7 Filter Design Techniques to Improve Matching Using m-derived Filters Chapter 3 Design of Butterworth Low-Pass Filters - Well-known for their Flat Passband Attenuation Characteristics and Easy to Design 3.1 Overview of Butterworth Low-Pass Filter Characteristics 3.2 Design of Butterworth Low-Pass Filters Based on Normalized LPF 3.3 Design data of normalized Butterworth LPF3.4 Calculation of circuit component values of Butterworth LPFChapter 4 Design of Chebyshev low-pass filter - trading off steep cut-off characteristics for permissible fluctuations in the passband4.1 Overview of Chebyshev low-pass filter characteristics4.2 Design of Chebyshev low-pass filter based on normalized LPF4.3 Design data of normalized Chebyshev LPFChapter 5 Design of Bessel low-pass filter - filter with the flattest group delay characteristics in the passband5.1 Overview of Bessel low-pass filter characteristics5.2 Design of Bessel low-pass filter based on normalized LPF5.3 Design data of normalized Bessel LPFChapter 6 Design of Gaussian low-pass filter - filter with group delay characteristics that slowly change in the passband6.1 Overview of Gaussian low-pass filter characteristics6.2 Design of Gaussian low-pass filter based on normalized LPF6.3 Design data of normalized Gaussian LPF Chapter 7 Design method of high-pass filter - first transform the normalized LPF into normalized HPF, then calculate the component values of the HPF to be designed 7.1 Design of high-pass filter based on the data of fixed-K LPF 7.2 Characteristics of fixed-K HPF 7.3 Design of high-pass filter based on the data of m-derived normalized LPF 7.4 Design of high-pass filter based on the data of Butterworth normalized LPF 7.5 Design data of Butterworth normalized HPF 7.6 Design of high-pass filter based on the data of Bessel normalized LPF 7.7 Design of high-pass filter based on the data of Gaussian normalized LPF 7.8 Effective use of component parasitic inductance in high-pass filter design Chapter 8 Design method of band-pass filter - first design LPF with the same bandwidth as BPF, then transform the components to obtain BPF Chapter 9 Design method of band-stop filter - first design HPF with the same bandwidth as BRF, then transform the components to obtain BRF Chapter 10 Methods of changing the values of filter components - Aims to use components with appropriate parameters to achieve filter characteristics Chapter 11 Design of capacitive coupled resonator bandpass filter - Suitable for narrowband filter design Chapter 12 Design of inverse Chebyshev LPF - Maximum flatness in the passband and notch points in the stopband Chapter 13 Design of elliptic function LPF - Allowing fluctuations in both the passband and the stopband, improving the cutoff characteristics Chapter 14 Design and application of matched attenuators - Impedance matching is necessary to accurately measure filter characteristics Chapter 15 Design and fabrication methods of inductors - Calculating the number of turns based on shape and magnetic permeability References List of design examples and calculation examples
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