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`will radiate. Parasitic arrays, such as the Yagi antenna and the quad
`antenna, operate on this principle.
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`Selective Filters
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`The term selective filter refers to circuits designed to tailor the way an
`electronic circuit or system responds to signals at various frequencies.
`There are many kinds of selective filters. Some are used at AF; others are
`used at RE
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`Bandpass Filter
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`Any resonant circuit, or combination of resonant circuits, designed to
`discriminate against all frequencies except a specific frequency ~' or a
`band of frequencies between two limiting frequencies ~ and ~' is called
`a bandpass filter. In a parallel LC circuit, a bandpass filter shows a high
`impedance at the desired frequency or frequencies, and a low imped(cid:173)
`ance at unwanted frequencies. In a series LC configuration, the filter has
`a low impedance at the desired frequency or frequencies, and a high
`impedance at unwanted frequencies. Figure 2-9A shows a simple parallel(cid:173)
`tuned LC bandpass filter; Fig. 2-9B shows a simple series-tuned LC band(cid:173)
`pass filter.
`Some bandpass filters are built with components other than actual
`coils and capacitors, but all such filters operate on the same principle.
`The crystal filter uses piezoelectric materials, usually quartz, to obtain a
`bandpass response. A mechanical filter uses vibration resonances of cer(cid:173)
`tain substances, usually ceramics. In optics, a simple color filte~ discrimi(cid:173)
`nating against all light wavelengths except within a certain range, is a
`form of bandpass filter.
`Bandpass filters are sometimes designed to have very sharg defined,
`resonant frequencies. Sometimes the resonance is spread out over a fairly
`wide range. The attenuation-versus-frequency characteristic of a bandpass fil(cid:173)
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`a few hertz, such as with an audio filter designed for reception of Morse
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`Passive Erectr‘omic: Components;
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`Low-«Pass Filter
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