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                 CHAPTER


                       FILTER DESIGN SOFTWARE






                       I worked with Number One Systems to produce FILTECH after I had written
                       simpler programs to help my work.' Some of  these simpler programs are sup-
                       plied  on  disk  for  readers to  try  themselves, complete with  the  source code
                       (written  in  the  C  language).  Operation  of  the  supplied  programs  will  be
                       described in this chapter.


                 Filter Design Programs


                       There are a number of  filter design programs available. A description will  noz
                       be given for each one. since the specifications are being improved all the time
                       and any description could soon be out-of-date.

                                Super  FILTER^^'?
                                Filter Master Active'
                                Filter Master.4 Filter Master comes from the same supplier as Filter
                                Master Active.
                                Elsie5 Passive (LC) filters only.
                                Signal Processing Worksystem'
                                AFDPLUS'
                                PC Filter'
                                FilterProT".'  FilterProT'" is free software supplied by  Texas Instru-
                                ments (previously provided  by  the  Burr  Brown  Corporation). Pro-
                                grams include FILTER42 and FILTER2.
                       (9)      Filter Solutions@"
                       (10)     FILTECH Professional

                 Supplied Software

                       There  are  five  DOS  programs  supplied  with  this  book  on  the  website
                       uulw.bh.com/companions/075067S470: active.   filter2. ELLIPSE. diplexer, and
                       match2a. Because they are based on DOS:  they have to be  run within a DOS
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