Analog Electronic Filters: Theory, Design and Synthesis by Hercules G. Dimopoulos

 

   There are some very good textbooks in Filter Theory and Design so why do we need a new one? We have been active in researching and teaching the field of electronic filters for more than three decades at both undergraduate and postgraduate courses and from our experience the depth and coverage offered by the existing books falls short on several counts. Indeed, most of the existing books concentrate on the active filters alone even though many of the design principles may stem from passive filter theory. Our long experience and involvement in all facets of the subject have enabled us to provide a coherent and seamless framework that encompasses passive and active filters and includes the most modern and up to date design methodologies. Analogue Electronic Filters is suitable both for undergraduate and postgraduate students and also for professionals who wish to understand in depth and apply filter synthesis and design methods. Recently one of the authors published a similar book in Greek. The manuscript of this successful book will be reviewed, improved, reorganized and translated for the publication as outlined in this proposal. Analogue Electronic Filters can be supported by a website with all supplementary aids and material such as computer programs, Mathcad or MATLAB files as well as a forum.

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