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Power line Filter Design using equivalent circuit of passive lumped components
Abstract
A methodology to design power line filter, using the conventional technique of composite low pass filter has been presented. It is based on a model where common mode and differential mode interference is separately considered into the filter design. In this paper, the filter design process is carried out, by considering the effect of non-ideal behavior of passive lumped components. A proposed model of the power line filter design, based on the parasitic effect of the passive lumped elements is presented. The filter’s circuits were first simulated using Advanced design software (ADS) based on S-parameter to verify the basic filter response. The simulation result is compared with the cases, where the parasitic effects of passive lumped elements are not taken into account.
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