Abstract
This article presents a method for interchanging a portion of a transfer function with high Q -factor poles by a more complicated transfer function that can be realized with lower Q -factor stages. The limit for the possible Q -factor lowering is determined by the root locus for the poles of this high Q -portion. The approximation error can be reduced in a geometric progression by increasing the number of low Q -factor stages. A method for determining the poles and zeros of the approximating function is described and an example of interchange of a bandpass filter transfer function is given.
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