I've been trying to derive the transfer function for this filter but I'm absolutely stumped, and none of the functions I've come up with seem to reflect its actual response. (It is taken from here):
Electronic – How to derive the transfer function for this Texas Instruments Application note narrowband pass filter
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Best Answer
It's a multiple feedback band pass filter like this: -
R3 in the above picture is R3 + R4 in your picture. Cin in your picture is not modelled but it's probably irrelevant if high enough in value.