For high pass filter, this circuit is similar to low-pass filter circuit, but the position for resistors and capacitor are interchanged. Here is the circuit’s schematic and formula:
Similar with low pass design guide, the resistor and capacitor should be chosen according to the formula, and the resistor value should be:
- Much higher than equivalent leakage resistance of the capacitor.
- Much higher than the operational-amplifier’s (op-amp’s) input impedance.
- Doesn’t draw excessive current-violating the maximum allowed op-amp’s output current.
In general, for higher capacitor value, it’s leakage current would be higher and you must use lower resistors to compensate the capacitor’s current leakage. [Circuit's schematic source: National Semiconductor's LM833 Application Notes]
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