Lowpass to bandpass or bandstop transformation: relations of coefficients and poles
This work deals with algebraic formulae that relate coefficients of bandpass (bandstop) functions with those of the prototype lowpass function under frequency transformation, and also the algebraic formulae relating the poles (and zeros) of the original and transformed functions. These formulae are easy to use with programmable calculators. Examples are given.
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