Active Low-Pass Filter Simulation

Here are the simulation results for the ideal non-inverting active low-pass filter:
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Results

Table


MetricValue
Passband gain1.999995 V/V
Passband gain6.020578 dB
-3 dB cutoff frequency998.596 Hz
Gain at 1 kHz3.014511 dB
Takeaway
  • The filter gives a passband gain of essentially 2 V/V
  • In dB, that is 6.02 dB
  • The -3 dB cutoff is essentially 1.00 kHz
This matches the expected design very closely:
  • Closed-loop gain: (1 + 10k/10k = 2)
  • Pole from (15.9k) and (10 nF): about 1 kHz
If you want, I can also give you:
  • the transfer function
  • the exact SPICE-style circuit description
  • a comparison against the theoretical calculation
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D1
C2
Capacitance
1500pF
R3
Resistance
2.2kΩ
Feedback
VOUT
Feedback
R4
Resistance
47kΩ
12V
VOUT
12V
R2
Resistance
180 Ω
12V
R1
Resistance
0.22 Ω
VIN
VOUT
L1
Inductance
170uH
GND
GND
IC1
Manufacturer Part Number
MC33063ADR
C3
Capacitance
330uF
C1
Capacitance
100uF

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  • 1. Executive Summary

  • 2. Goals and Non-Goals

  • 2.1 Goals

  • 2.2 Non-Goals

  • 3. System Overview

  • 3.1 Block Diagram

  • 4. Requirements

  • 4.1 Functional Requirements

  • 4.2 Electrical Requirements

  • 4.3 Environmental and Reliability Requirements

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  • 5.1 Mechanical Constraints

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  • 5.3 Layout / Implementation Constraints

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  • 6. Assumptions and Dependencies

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MC33063A Step-Up Converter

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High-level step-up converter project that uses the MC34063A family to boost an input supply to a regulated output voltage for general DC power conversion and evaluation.

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Properties describe core aspects of the project.

Pricing & Availability

Distributor

Qty 1

Arrow

$0.03–$0.28

Digi-Key

$0.26–$1.13

LCSC

$0.25

Mouser

$0.99

TME

$1.05

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