This can be implemented by concatenating a bandpass filter with a PI-filter (proportional-integral, not the Greek letter pi).I have this transfer function:
I'm not sure how to get the +5 on the top, I know of some circuits where i can get everything but that but I dont know where to go from there
Sorry, I should have been more clear. Concatenate means to put the two stages in series, which will multiply their individual transfer functions. In other words the input signal might go into the PI-filter first, and then the output of the PI-filter would go into the input of the bandpass filter. The output of the bandpass filter would then be the output of the entire system.so take these two and sum them together?
Yes, that's exactly it. The pole and the zero at s=0 will cancel out. You will be left with exactly what you want.OR will i be able to divide an s out of each term?
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