Continuous-Time Filters is a class of analog signal processing systems that operate on continuous-time input signals and perform frequency-selective filtering through time-domain convolution with an impulse response, distinguished from discrete-time filters by their uninterrupted temporal operation and absence of sampling or quantization.
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