The center frequency set the values and both the integrators
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This is the frequency at which the signals passing along the two branches appear to be in antiphase and hence cancel. This cancellation effect causes a sharp dip in the response at and close to the resonant frequency.
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For signals above the critical frequency the low-pass response disappears and prevents the input signal from passing through the integrators. This results in the bandpass output peaking sharply at the critical frequency.
The Q factor or selectivity of the fi lter is determined by R5 and R6 in Figure 17.37 and may be calculated from the expression:
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