Does anybody know how on p. 1269 one get the value of K (16.24) of the Chebyshev filter?

Update: Corrected the formula from (16.23) to (16.24); furthermore added 'K' to the question as that was the one parameter I was going to ask.

Also added a PDF of the corresponding formula to your convenience; my apologies.

 

I can get the value of (16.23) real easy.

0 - 16.23 = (16.23)

Do you REALLY think that everyone here just happens to have "Microelectronic Circuits 6th" on their bookshelf? Or that there is exactly one book in the world titled "Microelectronic Circuits"? You must, since you didn't even include the author's name!

You need to post the problem (don't expect people that you are asking for FREE help from to go chasing down a copy of the problem -- generally ain't gonna happen) and then post YOUR effort to work it.

 

Does K represent gain?

 

Does K represent gain?

Yes indeed, that would be the case. Got it!