This analysis demonstrates a new lossless simulated floating inductor and its application in a second-order lowpass filter, indicating potential advantages for filtering circuits.
In this study, a new lossless simulated floating inductor (SFI) is proposed. The proposed circuit contains three noninverting second-generation current conveyors. It consists of a capacitor and three resistors, but all the passive elements are floating. The proposed SFI requires one passive element matching condition. A second-order lowpass filter (LPF) is given as an application example. All the simulations are performed through the SPICE program. Also, some experiments for the proposed SFI and second-order LPF filter are conducted. All the simulations are performed by using the macro model of the AD844, and all experimental tests are achieved by using the AD844s. Cite this article as: T. Yücehan and E. Yüce, "A lossless simulated floating inductor based on the second-generation current conveyors," Electrica, 25, 0101, 2025. doi: 10.5152/electrica.2025.24101
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