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Hi all,
I have designed a FIR filter which has 60 DB SNR.Also I  designed IIR filter at
60 DB SNR. FIR taps is around 700 whereas IIR is 12.
So I want to design IIR.But I want linear phase.
How can I achieve linear phase using IIR filters.
Thank you,
Abhijith

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hi Abhijit,

stability, linear phase and causality, u cannot achieve all the three
simultaneously in an IIR filter, (pole -zero plot)
now u have stability and causality.

u get only 2, and u have to give up the 3rd one, if u want linear phase, u
need to give up either stability or causality.

if u give up stability, ur filter is of no use and if u give up causality,
its probably not easy to implement it.
So FIR filters are the only approach to linear phase filters, u may use the
optimal recursive method to get minimum taps, but thats the best u can do.
Pradeep

On 9/19/07, i...@yahoo.co.in <i...@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
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>   Hi all,
> I have designed a FIR filter which has 60 DB SNR.Also I designed IIR
> filter at 60 DB SNR. FIR taps is around 700 whereas IIR is 12.
> So I want to design IIR.But I want linear phase.
> How can I achieve linear phase using IIR filters.
> Thank you,
> Abhijith
>  
>

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It's possible. You can refer to FILTFILT command in MATLAB. You have
process
the signal by buffer.

Wei

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Abhijith-

> I have designed a FIR filter which has 60 DB SNR.Also I  designed IIR
filter at 60 DB SNR. FIR taps is around 700 whereas IIR is 12.
> So I want to design IIR.But I want linear phase.
> How can I achieve linear phase using IIR filters.

Generally it's not possible to achieve exactly linear phase response with IIR
filters, but there are things you might try:

1) You could design an all-pass, phase-compensation IIR filter and apply in
cascade
with your current IIR filter.  Design the phase response to "equalize"
the overall
phase response as needed.  This requires an "arbitrary design method",
not one based
on mathematical formula (i.e. not Butterworth, Chebyshev, elliptic, etc).  You
can
check out this page:

  http://www.icsi.berkeley.edu/~storn/fiwiz.html

and search for "Allpass design".

2) You could use a modified FIR technique that gets you "mostly
linear" phase
response, but reduces the number of taps.  Again, check out the above page and
search
for "Arbitrary group delay constraints".

3) You could use a different IIR filter design method, like Bessel, that has
somewhat
more linear response in transition regions.  It sounds to me like you're
currently
using an elliptic filter method.

Note that these techniques all increase the number of coefficients ('taps'). 
This is
one reason why people talk of "tradeoffs" when they compare IIR and
FIR filters.

-Jeff

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For a filter with linear phase response you need a symmetric impulse
response. Sorry, that's FIR territory.

You may be able to shrink your FIR for example using multirate techniques. The
exact way to proceed depends on the problem.
Another potential implementation is via FFT, but I'd start looking at the
requirements that demand a 700 tap FIR first.

-mn

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You need to include a complementary all-pass filter to counter the phase 
change produced by the IIR. Put the two in series.
David P. Reaves, III
TransLanTech Sound, LLC
Home of the Award-winning "Ariane Sequel" Digital Audio Leveler

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writes:
> 
> Hi all,
> I have designed a FIR filter which has 60 DB SNR.Also I  designed IIR
filter 
> at 60 DB SNR. FIR taps is around 700 whereas IIR is 12.
> So I want to design IIR.But I want linear phase.
> How can I achieve linear phase using IIR filters.
> Thank you,
> Abhijith
> 

David P. Reaves, III
TransLanTech Sound, LLC
Home of the Award-winning "Ariane Sequel" Digital Audio Leveler

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Abhijith,
Send me your FIR coefficients and I will convert them into an IIR with linear
phase in the passband using my software (Sketch-A-Filt).
Regards,
Bobby
 
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  Subject: [audiodsp] Converting FIR from IIR
  Hi all,
  I have designed a FIR filter which has 60 DB SNR.Also I designed IIR filter at
60 DB SNR. FIR taps is around 700 whereas IIR is 12.
  So I want to design IIR.But I want linear phase.
  How can I achieve linear phase using IIR filters.
  Thank you,
  Abhijith
   

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