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Variable 2nd order Notch IIR filter
Language: C
Processor: Not Relevant
Submitted by Gabriel Rivas on Jun 21 2011
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
Variable 2nd order Notch IIR filter
This is the implementation of a variable notch filter in C language. It is based on a second order analog notch filter converted to Z domain by means of the bilinear transform.
The objective of this code is to generate in runtime an array with different sets of filter coefficients, each set of coefficients mapped to a given center frequency of the notch filter.
Then to change the filter coefficients we just have to load the set of filter coefficients corresponding to the center frequency of interest.
This is useful to avoid calculation of filter coefficients in runtime.
Please notice that this code is not optimized for fixed point DSPs but you may use it as a reference.
I hope you find this useful.
#include <math.h>
#define BR_MAX_COEFS 120
#define PI 3.1415926
/*This is an array of the filter parameters object
defined in the br_iir.h file*/
static struct br_coeffs br_coeff_arr[BR_MAX_COEFS];
/*This initialization function will create the
notch filter coefficients array, you have to specify:
fsfilt = Sampling Frequency
gb = Gain at cut frequencies
Q = Q factor, Higher Q gives narrower band
fstep = Frequency step to increase center frequencies
in the array
fmin = Minimum frequency for the range of center frequencies
*/
void br_iir_init(double fsfilt,double gb,double Q,double fstep, short fmin) {
int i;
double damp;
double wo;
damp = sqrt(1 - pow(gb,2))/gb;
for (i=0;i<BR_MAX_COEFS;i++) {
wo = 2*PI*(fstep*i + fmin)/fsfilt;
br_coeff_arr[i].e = 1/(1 + damp*tan(wo/(Q*2)));
br_coeff_arr[i].p = cos(wo);
br_coeff_arr[i].d[0] = br_coeff_arr[i].e;
br_coeff_arr[i].d[1] = 2*br_coeff_arr[i].e*br_coeff_arr[i].p;
br_coeff_arr[i].d[2] = (2*br_coeff_arr[i].e-1);
}
}
/*This function loads a given set of notch filter coefficients acording to a center frequency index
into a notch filter object
H = filter object
ind = index of the array mapped to a center frequency
*/
void br_iir_setup(struct br_filter * H,int ind) {
H->e = br_coeff_arr[ind].e;
H->p = br_coeff_arr[ind].p;
H->d[0] = br_coeff_arr[ind].d[0];
H->d[1] = br_coeff_arr[ind].d[1];
H->d[2] = br_coeff_arr[ind].d[2];
}
/*
This function does the actual notch filter processing
yin = input sample
H = filter object
*/
double br_iir_filter(double yin,struct br_filter * H) {
double yout;
H->x[0] = H->x[1];
H->x[1] = H->x[2];
H->x[2] = yin;
H->y[0] = H->y[1];
H->y[1] = H->y[2];
H->y[2] = H->d[0]*H->x[2] - H->d[1]*H->x[1] + H->d[0]*H->x[0] + H->d[1]*H->y[1] - H->d[2]*H->y[0];
yout = H->y[2];
return yout;
}
/******************/
#ifndef __BR_IIR_H__
#define __BR_IIR_H__
/*
Notch filter coefficients object
*/
struct br_coeffs {
double e;
double p;
double d[3];
};
/*
Notch filter object
*/
struct br_filter {
double e;
double p;
double d[3];
double x[3];
double y[3];
};
extern void br_iir_init(double fsfilt,double gb,double Q,double fstep, short fmin);
extern void br_iir_setup(struct br_filter * H,int index);
extern double br_iir_filter(double yin,struct br_filter * H);
#endif
posted by Gabriel Rivas Gabriel Rivas received a BSc in Electrical Engineering at the Technological University of Panama, republic of Panama in 2006. He has worked as embedded software engineer for about 5 years. As a hobby musician he enjoys doing DSP for audio processing.
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