In this paper a novel narrow-band bandpass filter with an output pair of analytic signals is presented. Since it is based on the complex analog filter, both synthesis and response characteristics of this filter are different from conventional bandpass filters. In the design of this filter, the frequency shift method is employed and the conventional lowpass to bandpass frequency transformation is not required. The analysis and examples show that the output signal pair of the proposed filter possesses same filtering characteristics and a 90 degree phase shifting characteristics in the passband. Therefore, the proposed filter will be used for a single sideband (SSB) signal generator without quadrature generator.

This letter presents a realization of active current-mode resonator with complex coefficients using CCIIs. The resonator can be used for cascade or leapfrog configuration of high-order bandpass filters with complex coefficients. For realizing the resonators, only the grounded capacitors and the grounded resistors as passive elements are required, therfore the resonator is suitable for the integrated circuit realization. The letter shows that the response error of the proposed circuit caused by nonideality of active components is more easily compensated than that of voltage-mode counterpart. Experimental result is used for verifying the feasibility of the proposed resonator.

In this paper, two universal building blocks for complex filter using CCIIs, CFCCIIs, grounded resistors and grounded capacitors are presented. These can be used to realize various complex bandpass filters with arbitrary order. The paper shows that the response error of the proposed circuit caused by nonideality of active components is more easily compensated than that of the conventional one employing op-amps, and that the sensitivities for all components are relatively small. Experimental results are used for verifying the validity of the proposed circuits.

In this paper, implementation of a first-order active complex filter with variable parameter using operational transconductance amplifiers (OTAs) and grounded copacitors is presented. The proposed configurations can be used as s key building block to realize high-order active complex filters with variable parameter in cascade and leapfrog configuration. Experimental results which are in good agreement with theoretical responses are also given o demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed configurations.