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    A fractional-order transitional Butterworth-Butterworth filter and its experimental validation
    (IEEE, 2021) Mahata, Shibendu; Herencsar, Norbert; Kubanek, David; Kar, Rajib; Mandal, Durbadal; Göknar, İzzet Cem
    This paper introduces the generalization of the classical Transitional Butterworth-Butterworth Filter (TBBF) to the Fractional-Order (FO) domain. Stable rational approximants of the FO-TBBF are optimally realized. Several design examples demonstrate the robustness and modeling efficacy of the proposed method. Practical circuit implementation using the current feedback operational amplifier employed as an active element is presented. Experimental results endorse good agreement (R-2 = 0.999968) with the theoretical magnitude-frequency characteristic.
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    Optimized fractional-order Butterworth filter design in complex F-plane
    (Springer Nature, 2022-10) Mahata, Shibendu; Herencsar, Norbert; Kubanek, David; Göknar, İzzet Cem
    This paper introduces a new technique to optimally design the fractional-order Butterworth low-pass filter in the complex F-plane. Design stability is assured by incorporating the critical phase angle as an inequality constraint. The poles of the proposed approximants reside on the unit circle in the stable region of the F-plane. The improved accuracy of the suggested scheme as compared to the recently published literature is demonstrated. A mixed-integer genetic algorithm which considers the parallel combinations of resistors and capacitors for the Valsa network is used to optimize the frequency responses of the fractional-order capacitor emulators as part of the experimental verification using the Sallen–Key filter topology. The total harmonic distortion and spurious-free dynamic range of the practical 1.5th-order Butterwoth filter are measured as 0.13% and 62.18 dBc, respectively; the maximum and mean absolute relative magnitude errors are 0.03929 and 0.02051, respectively.