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    Need a bump filter design.

    Could someone provide a schematic for a filter with a + 6 db boost at 20 Hz with a Q=2?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    D.B.Keele:
    http://www.xlrtechs.com/dbkeele.com/...estatement.pdf
    design procedure page 11,
    frequency response fig.14.

    Helpful? (Don't know the term "bump filter")
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    Thanks

    Thanks for the reply Hoerninger. What type of power would this take? Also, what software did you use to create the graph you included in your response?

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    What type of power would this take?
    Depending on the opamp about +/-15 V dc. If you will use the one transistor solution Keele mentioned you will come along with a single rail dc of about +20 V.
    Also, what software did you use to create the graph you included in your response?
    I used Electronics Workbench. Other programs will be useful too as the circuit is not complicated. (Spice).
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    Bessel and Chebychev filters are bump filters.
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