ACTIVE NOTCH FILTER.
Abstract
This report describes the theory of operation and the construction of a device to reject CW interference. The device constitutes a tunable, single frequency rejection filter which uses a phase locked oscillator to obtain a narrow rejection notch in the region of 455 kc. The notch response is obtained by cancelling the signal to be rejected with a locally generated signal of equal amplitude and opposite phase. Automatic phase and amplitude control of the cancellation signal permits the rejection notch to track slow frequency and amplitude changes in the signal being rejected. A notch width of less than 100 cps is obtained with tracking being maintained over a 10 kc bandwidth centered at 455 kc. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 01, 1964
- Accession Number
- AD0438252
Entities
Organizations
- Georgia Tech