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High Q notch filter

In the circuit shown, Twin-T network connections with LM102 in form of High Q notch filter.
Usually, the junction of R3 and C3 to ground, is bootstrapped to the output of the follower.
Because it has a very low impedance,neither the depth nor the frequency of the notch change.
However, Q increases in proportion to the amount of the input feedback signal to the R3 and C3,
the response of the twin-T and the response to the follower input.

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Twin T Notch Filter by TL082

This filter allows you to remove frequency band from a signal. In the example below, we’ll design a 50Hz notch filter. This allows us to remove the 50Hz hum picked up by, say, a microphone cord. Of course, it can be easily designed for 60Hz as well.

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http://www.hobby-electronics.info/projects/TwinTFilter.html

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