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The current/voltage analysis of switched-capacitor networks is presented. The approach is a simple and more general alternative to the existing charge/voltage analysis. Switched capacitor networks are analyzed, using the rules of classical network theory. The pulse impedance of a switched capacitor is obtained and the impedance concept is retained. Synthesis of the pulse impedance using classical network methods is accomplished. The discrete voltage transfer function is derived from the switched-capacitor network. This follows the pattern of electrical network theory and leads to design and realization of digital filters.<>
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