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This block will be useful in the second and third problems to truncate the ideal impulse response. This block takes an input signal and multiplies it with a window of specified length and type. In the case of the Kaiser window, the parameter must also be entered. After changing any of the settings in the window block, press the update block for the changes to take effect.
These blocks will produce filter coefficients based on the window design method used in problems 2 and 3, however, they will only give up to 10th order filters. Since the filters in problems 2 and 3 are of orders larger than 10, use the Window block instead. The Freq. Sampling Block under filter blocks. The Kaiser Design Block under filter blocks.
The IIR block. The cutoff frequencies should be entered as percentages of pi. For example, a cutoff frequency of 0. The IIR block can be connected to a PZ - plot block to see a plot of the filter's poles and zeros and to a Freq - Resp block to see its frequency response. It can also be connected to the bottom of a filter block which will set the filter coefficients of that block to the coefficients produced by the IIR filter design block.
For this lab, use the J-DSP program. Click the link below. Run J-DSP. Problem 1: FIR linear phase systems. Consider the following four impulse responses. Design a FIR filter with generalized linear phase by truncating this ideal impulse to 60 samples. For all parts of this problem, use a signal generator block with the following settings:. These settings provide a shifted, causal version of the impulse response. Use a window block to truncate the ideal impulse response using each of the following window types.
Problem 3: Filter design using the Kaiser window method. Design a high-pass filter with generalized linear phase using the Kaiser window method.
Use the following specifications:. Hints: To implement this filter, you need two signal generator boxes, an Adder box, a window box,a junction box , FFT box and 2 plot boxes.
Subtraction can be done by assigning a negative amplitude to one signal. Problem 4: Filter design using the frequency sampling block. Step 1: Design the following low-pass filter. Choose one 1 line segment and number of samples equal to sixteen Next we draw the desired ideal frequency response that will be sampled at equal intervals.
To construct a line segment the user has to place two points by clicking on the desired positions. For a low-pass filter design it is recommended to place the first point on the top left corner with amplitude one and the second point close to the 0.
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