Tabulated sections of low-frequency dispersion delay lines on a basis of phase circuits
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272712040073Keywords:
low-frequency signal, pass-band signal, pass-band dispersion delay line, linear approximating function of group delay time, phase circuit of the first order, phase circuit of the second order, Hurwitz polynomial, Chebyshev alternans, the least deviationAbstract
There is noted essential importance of known methods of hardware analysis of low-frequency signals spectrum and drawbacks of dispersion delay lines (DDL) for dispersion analysis of such signals, and existent tables of pass-band DDLs do not allow to obtain transfer functions of DDL for low frequencies. There are shown possibilities of containing of tables for such DDLs sections on phase circuits of the first and the second orders. There is proposed new table of main parameters and zeros of Hurwitz polynomials for group delay times of DDL sections of low frequencies 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 and 15 orders, each of them is represented with separate Mathcad document.
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