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Designing a Band Pass Filter for 25 kHz Frequency from Microphone Input

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    furious 555
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    Eugene Lisovy
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    Mark Harrington
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Topic summary

The discussion addresses designing a band pass filter to isolate a 25 kHz frequency from a microphone input, eliminating other frequencies. It confirms that a band pass filter is suitable for this purpose. One approach involves using an RC network with equal resistor and capacitor values, for example, a 10 kΩ resistor paired with a 640 pF capacitor, maintaining the RC product constant at approximately 6.4×10⁻⁶ to target 25 kHz. The design can be implemented with a zero followed by a pole stage, optionally buffered by an operational amplifier. Additional suggestions include exploring notch filters or high-Q band pass filters using op-amps. Programmable digital filters from Maxim Integrated are also mentioned as an alternative for more precise filtering, though some debate the necessity of digital solutions versus fundamental analog design knowledge. Relevant resources include online active filter calculators and application notes on op-amp notch and band pass filters.
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