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Filter Desin for an Inverter Circuit

01/26/2012 11:46 PM

I am design a filter without any load. It gives output perfectly a sin wave. But waveform becomes distorted when i applied load. So please tell me the design procedure of filter which will be independent of load

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Re: Filter Desin for an Inverter Circuit

01/29/2012 9:32 AM

Active filters, those designed around op-amps for example, are mostly load independent. As long as the op-amp can drive the load, the filter characteristics should be close to ideal.

Passive filters, those using only resistors/capacitors/inductors, MUST be designed for a specific load impedance. As the load impedance changes, so will the filter characteristics.

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