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gangadhar.m - 2007-07-16 08:09:00
Hi all,
I implemented a butterworth crossover with the matlab (code given below).
The code is working perfectly for a 4th order butterworth crossover(i.e.
24 dB/Octave). Th added response for the lowpass and high pass filters of
the butterworth crossover gives 3 dB increase at the corner freq...
Hi,
I'm trying to dig some more info about Butterworth guy, that certaing group
of IIR filters are named after. There are a lot of Butterworths in the
history, so I'm curious which one is right...
Thanks in advance,
regards,
Robert.
...
Is there somewhere a free code of a EVRC coodec?
Or at least a sample of the first 6th order Butterworth filter?
Gerard
...
Hi All,
Hoping someone can help me out. I'm working with Butterworth Filters
and have some great equations for calculating the coefficients as a
function of cut-off frequency:
http://www.planetanalog.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=12802683&pgno=3
However I need a function which gives me...
Hi All,
I've been plowing through pages of theory in dsp books trying to work
out how to create a butterworth filter. They all seem to use
different symbols and many different forms of the same equation. Lots
of theory but very little of practical examples.
Basically I have a series of 15...
Chris_R - 2009-06-15 07:43:00
Increases in analog filter order for a Butterworth filter increases its
delay, correct? I've heard of methods for making up for the delay incurred
- sometimes referred to as running the filter both backwards and forwards.
Can anyone with practical experience in this domain shed some light on the...
I have been experimenting with a Butterworth filter. I must
be making a mistake. Here is my problem.
The impulse response of the first order Butterworth filter is
a decaying one-sided exponential. Suppose that the filter is
1/(1 + j f/fc ). Then, the impulse response is
2 pi fc exp(-(2 pi...
sid4u - 2006-03-15 19:41:00
hi,
can anybody help me to design and implement an fourth order butterworth
high pass filter in s domain.here are the specs
input = 1kHz sine
order = 4
fs = 20kHz
As = 80dB
thanks in advance
sid
...
2006-09-10 15:58:00
Hi,
I'm not sure this has been hashed out before on comp.dsp, I searched
the archives but no luck.
so I'll ask:
I'm designing a butterworth filter using the typical analog prototype,
then converting it to LP/HP/BP/BS, then doing the bilinear transform
then separating out the zeros/poles in...
2006-09-13 02:26:00
Hi, I'm working on butterworth IIR filters, I have my s-plane analogue
prototype and conversions to HP/BS/LP working fine and am able to
calculate gain and scale it correctly, do bilinear and covert to SOS,
no problem.
I'm having trouble finding references about how to calculate an overall
ga...
Russ - 2007-07-05 07:42:00
Hi:
I've built a simple 2-pole low-pass Butterworth filter (maximally flat
magnitude filter) with a cutoff frequency of 1kHz. I built it out of
741 op-amps and capacitors/resistors.
What i want to know is this - can i buy a prefabricated filter like
this that i can plug into a printed circ...
2005-10-29 12:37:00
Dear members:
In the demo in my class, my prof uses matlab to design a digital
butterworth filter. He first designs an analog filter using funtion
butter(, , 's') and then uses bilinear transformation to convert the
analog filter to a digital filter.
Since I know MATLAB function butter()allow...
2005-05-10 13:48:00
I am completely new to the field of DSP -- so this question may be
elementry
I was wondering about the worst case performance of a butterworth
bandpass filter. I know that the FFT algorithm has a worst case
performance of O(N log N). Does a second order bandpass filter have a
similar computat...
vyshali - 2006-06-24 09:19:00
Hai! every one.
This question is basic for DSP experts.I try to design digital butter
worth filter(lowpass) in C.First I converted given digital specs to analog
specs.after that i caluculated prewarped analog specs.I found order, cutoff
frequency of analog butterworth filter.After that I used butte...
lemon - 2006-02-02 12:00:00
Dear group,
I am currently using a butterworth lowpass filter for filtering sets of
parameter files.
For this purpose, I found an "optimal" cutoff frequency to generate the
filter.
I have, however, the necessity of changing the "sampling rate" of the
parameter set, but at the same time get t...
Hello,
Recently I designed my first IIR filter from a 1st orde Butterworth.
After implementation it works as it should.
My second filter a 2nd order Butterworth is ready on paper.
What occured to me is when I add up the coefficients from the 1st
order filter the sum = 1. Surprisingly adding u...
SRS - 2009-09-05 12:56:00
I need to design a butterworth approximated low pass, high pass, band
pass, band stop filter characteristics.This i did using DFT technique
which is a very heavy algorithm.So My question is how to design the
FIR for my requirement.So can anybody help in how to proceed...
Thank you :-)
With...
Roland - 2008-02-05 11:34:00
hello
i am looking for the easiest way to calculate 1/3 octave levels from an
acquired signal sampled at a high rate (usually 350kHz). as i understand
it, the usual method is to create a bunch of butterworth filters and
calculate the RMS level in each band, decimating occasionally to
incr...
Rene Gerber - 2007-05-15 18:53:00
Dear list
Im designing a bandpass iir filter (prototyp) for a small realtime
system. I already implemented the lowpass butterworth filter for a
variable order by calculating the normalized butterworth polynomials in
2nd order systems and then applying the bilinear transformation. This
res...
On May 15, 8:53 pm, "munib" wrote:
>
> I have to design a 6th order digital IIR bandpass filter, iam only given
> passband edge frequencies and sampling freq.I do not have values for peak
> passband ripple and minimum stopband attenuation and i can not use typical
> values.
sounds li...
Any processor can do this. I would choose one that has a math library
available as you may want to use floating point to make the implementation
simple.
You want a CIC filter followed by halfband compensation filter. Then your
final butterworth filter.
"Emiliano" wrote in message
news...
Mandar Gokhale - 2007-12-27 11:38:00
I am aiming to build a very basic speech recognition system around an
8-bit microcontroller(PIC / AVR), which is capable of 'recognizing'
four to eight words..(i.e, give a specific string output when it
receives the corresponding input data through a mic.)
Someone told me that designing Butter...
kerasus - 2007-10-08 05:37:00
Hi all...
I'm new here. I found this list while searching the web for my problem.
I'm an electronics engineer, and I have to design a filter for my project.
In fact I haven't worked on DSP so much and I don't know so much about it.
But finally I wrote a code for my filter, but there is something ...
John E. Hadstate wrote:
>
> Thanks, Robert. I had forgotten about the s--> 1/s
> transformation.
but that preserves the -3 dB corner frequency only in the normalized
case. when W0 (the -3 dB corner frequency in the analog filter) is 1.
in general to transform from an LPF to HPF, it's s/W...
On Aug 29, 8:03 am, "srikk123" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i have to design a digital Band pass filter using butter worth
> 4th order filter.... the requirement is that the pass band frequency is
> 1KHz and the sampling frequency is 48KHz. the filter should have a very
> high Q factor...no b...
axlq - 2004-07-31 13:10:00
A critically-damped 2-pole Butterworth lowpass filter is described
in http://people.umass.edu/exsci735/Robertson&Dowling.pdf
A method to convert this filter to a highpass filter is described in
http://www.health.uottawa.ca/biomech/lab/docs/ncb2_sm.pdf
Those two papers are short and simple en...
adamchapman - 2010-01-25 15:55:00
Im trying to implement a zero-lag butterworth Filtert as described in
tha paper at
http://www3.uta.edu/faculty/ricard/Grad%20Biomech/Pezzack/Robertson%20(2003)%20Design%20and%20responses%20of%20butterworth%20filters.pdf
My understanding is that the output of the filter needs to be reversed
and...
I've been wondering whether the often-stated maximal flatness
conditions on analog Butterworth filters are enough to uniquely
determine the coefficients of the transfer function? Let's review
these conditions for a filter of order n:
* The DC must be passed through the filter unmodified, |H(0)...
dilpreet06 - 2006-08-04 22:01:00
Hallo everyone!
I wanted to ask your advice on the following problem:
i have to generate a butterworth iir bandpass filter with cutoff
frequencies of 0.008 and 0.05 Hertz. This will be used in filtering a time
signal sampled at 1 Hz (so the sampling frequency is high enough to work
with the ti...
Suman - 2003-07-18 06:07:00
hi everybody,
I am working on MAtlab for verification of Butterworth Filter for low
pass filter, I have written the following program for it,
N=20;%Order of Filter
fc=200;%Cut-off frequency of filter
fs=5000;%Sampling Frequency
fin=1000;%Input frequency of pure sine wave
...
Rune Allnor wrote:
> On 5 Feb, 21:47, "alex65111" wrote:
>
> > As on level of pulsations group delay it is possible to estimate effective
> > duration of the impulse response?
>
> I can't see that there is a relation between group delay
> and the duration of the impulse response. ...
lucy - 2004-11-18 20:20:00
Hi all,
I am doing this in digital domain... I have used the Butterwork lowpass
filter grabbed from Internet:
% X and Y matrices with ranges normalised to +/- 0.5
x = (ones(rows,1) * [1:cols] - (fix(cols/2)+1))/cols;
y = ([1:rows]' * ones(1,cols) - (fix(rows/2)+1))/rows;
...
andrewunm - 2006-11-01 14:40:00
Greetings,
I am exploring Butterworth filters on Matlab. I created the filter
weights using:
[b,a]=butter(8,[.6438 .9328]);
Now, I want to plot the gain of the filter using the following code given
below. I plotted the gain using plot(abs(H)). I do not see symmetry in
the plot. My co-wor...
2007-02-25 16:51:00
Jerry,
It's a 3 pole Butterworth. I can change components to reduce the cut-
off frequency, if that would help.
John
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tuurbo46@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
> hel@40th.com wrote:
>
> > If you only have three bands, you likely won't
> > be that interested in the mid. freqs. to waste
> > one. Concentrate on bass (under 100 Hz), upper
> > bass (around 250 Hz), and treble (over 8 kHz).
> >
> > t46 [14 Jan 2006 02:43:...
Greg Berchin wrote:
> Let's create a generic Linkwitz-Riley 3-way crossover. The Lo band
> covers 0 Hz to "L" Hz, the Mid band covers "L" Hz to "H" Hz, and the
> Hi band covers "H" Hz upward. Name the filters "lpL" (lowpass-L),
> "hpL" (highpass-L), "lpH" (lowpass-H), and "hpH" (high...
On Mar 15, 3:22 pm, "Scott L" wrote:
> On Mar 15, 1:32 pm, Jerry Avins wrote:
>
> > > Is there any reason to include higher-order derivatives in PID-like
> > > control systems?
> > Yes. It helps to stabilize higher-order systems.
>
> Do you know of an example of a real-world...
Some bandpass filters I have heard of:
1. Chebyshev
2. Butterworth
3. Raised Cosine
What are the attribtues of theses filters that make ones more useful
than another in a given sitation?
Iasac
...
esfield - 2009-04-08 13:10:00
Thanks for the help, Vladimir!
Wow.
So all I had to do was find values of Q such that when multiplied
together, they yeild 1/sqrt(2)??????
It seems so obvious now.
So painfully, painfully obvious.
Ethan
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tuurbo46@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Im currently trying to design a FIR filter in Matlab (fdatool) v7.04
> and im experiencing a few problems. A list of these have been included
> below:
>
> 1) Im currently trying to design a filter with a flat passband and
> therefore i have...
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