Richard Owlett wrote:
> Jerry Avins wrote:
>
> > Richard Owlett wrote:
> >
> > ...
> >
> > > I start with a basic presupposition that however humans recognize
> > > speech is, in some sense, the "best" way. That leads me to believe
> > > that any filtering should be constant g...
Design an FIR filter, with a sample rate of 4 Mhz and cutoff of 250
kHz. Every 8th new sample, calculated the FIR output ( but keep
buffering the inputs every sample ).
There, now you have a continuous flow at 500 kHz.
Regards,
Robert
www.gldsp.com
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Hi,
I know its pretty obvious, but have you tried to increase the order of your
FIR filter?
Regards,
Bobby
"Ă€ine Canby" wrote in message
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> Hallo all,
>
> I'm processing a broadband signal. The problem I'm having is that when
...
"Bernhard Holzmayer" wrote in message
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> To be honest, I cannot oversee, if this "ripple switch" approach
> would improve the behaviour. I guess that this depends on the data
> again.
>
> Obviously it's important to describe the data stream ...
Tom St Denis wrote:
...
> Hmm.. I thought there was a wobble in the passband where the level of
> the filter would not be flat unless you used a lot of FIR taps.
...
> >
> > You can set it to whatever you like, as long as the length of the
> > non-zero part of the IFFT of the filt...
"Greg Aagard" wrote in message
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> I haven't done fourier stuff for a while, and I had a couple of
> questions.
>
> I'm trying to get the frequency spectrum of a time-sampled signal by
> using the FFT function in Matlab. I get ri...
I guess I am just a little confused with the constant notation
switching, I am following Crochiere, since it is what I have available
to me. The notation is rather abnoxious, and it isn't not clear what
is happening step by step so that I can implement the algorithm, I did
look at a lot of the ...
On Sun, 6 Jul 2003 21:17:11 -0400, "Clay S. Turner"
wrote:
>
> "Rick Lyons" wrote in message
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>
> Hello Rick,
> It seems as though your picture doesn't look like the one in my book. I'm
> looking at figure 7.8 (parts a and b) on page 33...
That is very true. One of the most confusing parts of implementing this
filter for me has been that I have been considering it real time. In the
back of my mind I have thought that it just didn't make sense that it could
be real time. You're right though. I just need to keep the data stre...
"Steve Conahan" wrote in message
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> "Ken" wrote in message
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> >
> > Hello folks,
> >
> > Just a quickie:
> >
> > Have you ever come across or can you think of a reason why you would
ha...
On 15 Jul 2003 11:53:58 -0700, dirkman@erols.com (Dirk Bell) wrote:
> Rick,
>
> Can you post your MATLAB filter design script?
>
> When you say 3-4 times more taps are you counting the half of the real
> and half of the imaginary taps that should be 0 after the mix?
>
> Dirk
>
Hi D...
Ian McBride wrote:
> I am trying to figure out interpolation (I have given up on decimation for
> now).
>
> My scenario is that I have 8 ksamples per second audio (from a phone line),
> and I want to interpolate it to 96 ksamples per second. I know my audio is
> band limited within 0-4...
Hello Suman,
While I'm not a Matlab guy, it appears (If I read your program correctly)
that you are convolving your data with an FIR filter whose tap values are
the mangitude of a Butterworth filter. If this is the case, it will fail for
several reasons. One: the Butterworth filter is an IIR d...
Hello,
I am trying to implement an FIR and an IIR filter in fixed point
arithmetic.
The actual filter is of no importance(so I have implemented the
simplest filter possible),as long as it is in fixed point,and moreover
as I can give as input the desirable precision.
I wrote the following piece...
KG7HF wrote:
>
> Sounds like a fairly rigid and inflexible statement. So if I write my
> application in binary, skipping the assembler and linker, am I a god or a
No no. God always wrote in Lisp[1], you know? :-) So you can't be god if
you write in binary.
> fool? Use of the language ...
HI Gowtham,
Just Google for these PDFs "Fixed-Point Arithmetic: An Introduction"
and "Practical Considerations in Fixed-Point FIR Filter
Implementations" both by Randy Yates ( He is also a member of this
group).
They are very informative and will be useful for ur proj
Regards,
Bhanu
...
"Zach R." wrote in message
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> Hi,
> The sample rate is 7040 Hz (the lowest that my ADC will go). As far
as
> the order goes, I would like it to be longer but the program takes too
long
> to run when I use a larger order (such as ...
Hi All,
Yeh, the Sliding Goertzel (SG) is pretty cool, I have looked into it,
and I have working code. The SG has interesting benefits over the
Sliding DFT, and yet it also has some limitations.
The Sliding DFT is best for sample by sample algorithms where R/I data
is needed constantly (li...
Hi,
Currently I am using a polyphase FIR filter to perform an
interpolation. To gain performance I have in mind to redesign the
original filter with the principle of a lookup table. Does anyone know
where I can find some helpful information of how to implement this
principle?
Regards,
Ell...
Hallo,
please listen my story .
One day i went to a professor's room for asking a job..there i
told him about myself .then he asked me to design a Finite Impulse
Response Filter using VERILOG. !! I said OK for that moment !!
He is not at all giving me any kind of guidance fo...
acoustictech_zhangtao@yahoo.com.sg (ZedToe) wrote in message news: ...
> Hi,
> Thanks for your concern in advance.
>
> I was told that a zero-phased filter Hzp(z) can be used to 'off-line'
> filter a time sequence x(n). Since its response Hzp(w) is real, so its
> output Y(w) = Hzp(w...
"Robert Rozman" wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for some info and references on possibilities and methods for
> designing non linear phase FIR filters based solely on magnitude error
> criteria. Any help, info ?
>
> Thanks in advance...
On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 23:28:40 -0700, Pepe Barbe wrote:
> I am looking for a way to get the minimum phase version of a FIR filter.
> I saw the tutorial in DSPguru.com:
Sorry I didn't reply to your email. It is sitting in my "to be replied
to" folder, but I have been a little busy lately...
...
Sandeep Chikkerur wrote:
>
> How to decide the FIR - filter length (no. of taps) required to design
> the ADAPTIVE NOISE CANCELLER ?
>
> I am using the LMS Algorithm..
You need to know the model of the system. The parameters of interest are
the flat delay and the impulse response...
Noway2 wrote:
> Jerry Avins wrote:
>
> > Noway2 wrote:
> >
> > ...
> >
> >
> > > It sounds like you are being asked to describe the pros and cons of
> > > both FIR filters implemented using the DFT and IIR filters.
> >
> > ...
> >
> > There are few FIRs that can be implement...
Hi all,
I am currently in the process of designing a decimation filter for a
16bit Sigma Delta ADC. I suspect it will be a CIC filter followed by a
FIR filter.
I am facing great difficulty understanding such filter, as my
experience in usually with analog circuits, and not DSP.
My ques...
In article f56893ae.0308271007.348925d5@posting.google.com, Rune Allnor at
allnor@tele.ntnu.no wrote on 08/27/2003 14:07:
> robert bristow-johnson wrote in message
> news: ...
> > > > While I haven't checked out the Clements & Pease paper, I don't understand
> > > > what RBJ is talkin...
R.Lyons@_BOGUS_ieee.org (Rick Lyons) writes:
> On Fri, 10 Feb 2006 15:58:34 -0600, "Leah"
> wrote:
>
> > I'm doing some real time work in MATLAB as well. I discovered that you
> > cannot use the Hilbert transform for real time data because the Hilbert
> > function is a non-causal filte...
Hi,
The order of a digital filter is the number of previous inputs (stored
in the processor's memory) used to calculate the current output.
My doubt is, how can one estimate the current output based on the
previous inputs ?
E.g in Adaptive Noise cancellation, if FIR filter is used, then t...
"Jon Harris" wrote in message
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> I think you are confusing a "window" with "windowed filter coefficients".
> The filter coefficients are created by multiplying the window by a sinx/x
> (AKA sinc) function. The window itself is not a filter per se--...
I have a basic doubt regarding FIR Filter implementation.
The input to my FIR filter is the data(16-bit out from ADC sampled at
20 KHz).
i.e this data represents the amplitude of the sampled input signal.
My doubt is
"whether the output of the FIR filter denotes the amplitude or
frequency...
Hi,
The order of a digital filter is the number of previous inputs (stored
in the processor's memory) used to calculate the current output.
My doubt is, how can one estimate the current output based on the
previous inputs ?
E.g in Adaptive Noise cancellation, if FIR filter is used, then t...
Hello,
I am looking for algorithms to calculate a minimum phase FIR filter from a
desired frequency responce or from zero phase impulse response.
Thank you,
Frederic
...
On 8 Dec 2005 18:56:59 -0800, "Ant_Magma" wrote:
> I'm currently studying the preamble synchronization of ofdm symbols in
> power line comunication (in Simulink).
>
> I haven't finished reading yet but there's a few things i dont
> understand.
>
> 1. In the auto-correlation of the prea...
"santosh nath" wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am looking for low pass interpolation filter - C code or pseudo
> code/algorithm descriptions etc. MatLab has one such function
> "interp"- the algorithm is described in "programs for dig...
Hi!
By definition the FIR filter delay is: (N-1)/2
The halfband filter has every other sample exactly zero.
If the first and the last sample of the filter are
exactly zero. What is the delay of the filter?
(N-1-2)/2 ?
Thats not what I am getting. Why?
Thanks!
Atmapuri
...
Hi!
I am trying to compute the delay of a multi-stage half band FIR filter
bank (upsampling by factor 2 in each stage).
(N is number of taps).
With one stage (half band filter) I get: (N1-1) /2 + 1.
With two stages: (N1-1)/2 * 2 + 1 + (N2-1)/2 - 4
On stages higher then 2 filter length ...
Hi,
I have no experience of 'software radio', however I am now trying to
model a digital FM radio. I am using a simple arctan of the I and Q to
generate the instantaneous phase and then differentiating by
subtracting successive phases and dividing by the sample interval to
give the FM output...
The simple way is to low-pass filter, possibly using a
half-band/quarter-band FIR filter. Then keep 1 out of every 4 samples. Or
you can be smart about it and realize that since you are throwing away 3/4
of the data, there is no need to compute the filter for these samples. So
just compute th...