Abstract

A new circuit realization for OTA-C current-mode comb filter is proposed to remove the undesirable multiple frequency signals. The proposed filter uses only OTAs and capacitors, hence suitable for monolithic integrated circuit implementation. The proposed OTA-C comb filter is simulated in PSPICE using a behavioral macro-model of the OTA as well with a practical CMOS OTA circuit. The workability of the comb filter is verified for hum signal frequencies of 60, 180 and 300 Hz that are found in bio-medical signals. The results obtained are in good agreement with theor

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