LF: Active Filters and k, q values

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Subject:	LF: Active Filters and k, q values
From:	Andy Talbot <[email protected]>
Date:	Sat, 20 Jul 2019 16:24:52 +0100
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Does anyone know how, or if, the k and q values listed for filters in books like Zverev or Mathei Young and Jones can be converted to cutoff frequency and damping for each of the stages of a Sallen-Key opamp filter ?

I have the "Active-Filter Cookbook" by Don Lancaster, which has plenty of designs and examples but only for a very small number of basic filter shapes and only up to order six. Whereas those books have pages upon pages of values for every size and shape imaginable and more besides.

It's just turning the values into the form needed for opamps I don't know how.

The Cookbook does delve into the maths behind active filter design, but I'm still missing some fundamental connection.

Andy

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