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filterpro 2.0

filterpro 2.0

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Thomas Steiner
Posted by Thomas Steiner
on Feb 10 2011 09:43 AM
Prodigy10 points

please make available a copy of filterpro 2.0.  I just got a new computer and thus got v3.0 instead but I prefer 2.0 since you can specify both C1 and C2 without the other getting recalculated.  I do this to design filters using the capacitors I have in house. With v3.0 I can only specify one and the other most likely ends up with a value that we don't have.

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  • Rick Downs - WEBENCH Design Center
    Posted by Rick Downs - WEBENCH Design Center
    on Feb 10 2011 10:37 AM
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    Thomas,

    I've added this as a feature request for future enhancement of FilterPro 3.

    In the meantime, with the understanding that it is no longer supported, we have made FilterPro v2 available on our ftp site: ftp://ftp.ti.com/pub/linear_apps/filter_pro/

    Please refer to this FAQ for differences between FilterPro 2 and FilterPro 3, as well as a list of known bugs in FilterPro 2.

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  • Eric Boler
    Posted by Eric Boler
    on Apr 25 2011 10:56 AM
    Prodigy40 points

    I agree with Thomas.  This is a feature that has caused me to revert to v2 of FilterPro.

     

    Thanks

    Eric

    FilterPro 3 Filterpro
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  • malick gaye
    Posted by malick gaye
    on Oct 21 2011 11:40 AM
    Prodigy10 points

    I agree with you guys too! I did the same

    Rick you posted previously :

    "...Yes, in FilterPro2, you could specify both C1 and C2, and then the software would recalculate the other components; this applied to all stages. With FilterPro3, as you stated, you can change a component value (ANY component value) and the other components in that stage will be computed. This is more flexible, I think, because it lets you optimize one stage for, say, a high input impedance, without having to do it for all the other stages."

    I could not change the components'  value. How do you do that? Thanks for the for the FTP link.

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  • Rick Downs - WEBENCH Design Center
    Posted by Rick Downs - WEBENCH Design Center
    on Oct 21 2011 12:30 PM
    Expert5510 points

    From the FilterPro 3 user guide:

    "Items in the schematic are either red or blue.

    • Red Label: Items in red are not available for editing. These are labels identifying certain aspects of the schematic.

    • Blue Label: Items in blue are available for editing. Change the component values by hovering the mouse cursor to the value of the component and clicking it. You should see a box around the number in blue. Enter the value that needs to be changed. "

    Make sure you hit the "Enter" key after changing the number so that the value is updated and the other component values in that stage are recalculated.

     

    FilterPro 3
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  • Scott Jensen
    Posted by Scott Jensen
    on Jun 06 2012 13:20 PM
    Prodigy10 points

    filterpro 2.0 is no longer on the ftp site.  Any idea where I can get it?

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  • Rick Downs - WEBENCH Design Center
    Posted by Rick Downs - WEBENCH Design Center
    on Jun 06 2012 17:25 PM
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    Yes, it appears to have disappeared. I don't have another place to point you to right now, but will look into what happened here, and get back to you.

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  • Mark Henn
    Posted by Mark Henn
    on Nov 13 2012 14:16 PM
    Prodigy10 points

    Any luck finding FilterPro 2?

    Filterpro
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  • James Hinderks
    Posted by James Hinderks
    on Mar 08 2013 16:50 PM
    Prodigy30 points

    I finally managed to find the link to the FTP site to download FilterPro v2, but alas it seems to have disappeared.  Is there any hope of getting it back?  I second all the options presented here -- version 2 was really an awesome little tool.

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  • Bonnie Baker  - WEBENCH Design Center
    Posted by Bonnie Baker - WEBENCH Design Center
    on May 09 2013 13:45 PM
    Intellectual995 points

    FilterPro 2 is a long time out of circulation. At this time we do not have the capability to send it your way. I would suggest you look at FilterPro 3 (which I think you have) and Filter Architecture (Beta version) in the WEBENCH area on the web. In particular, what is it that FilterPro 2 gave you. I will find out if this is possible with Filter Architecture, as we are in the middle of developing the final version right now.

    Bonnie, TI WEBENCH Senior Applications Engineer

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  • James Hinderks
    Posted by James Hinderks
    on May 09 2013 15:27 PM
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    Hi Bonnie, thanks for your reply.  I managed to get a copy of FilterPro 2 from a friend, so I'm good.  The main thing that FilterPro 2 allowed me to do is quickly tweak any of the component values or the 3 dB point and it would recalculate the others, keeping fixed the components I had nailed down.  It made it very easy to get a working filter based on the limited set of component values I happen to have on hand at any given time.

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