Nathan Baulch wrote:
> I seem to remember from my DSP days at uni that there is a java website 
> somewhere that is able to calculate discrete convolution coefficients for a 
> few simple filter types based on the required cut-off and sampling 
> frequency. Anybody know of such a site?
> 
> 
> 
> I also have a copy of Maple which I'm sure would make light work of such an 
> elementary task.

Get a trial version of ScopeFIR from http://www.iowegian.com.

Jerry
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I seem to remember from my DSP days at uni that there is a java website 
somewhere that is able to calculate discrete convolution coefficients for a 
few simple filter types based on the required cut-off and sampling 
frequency. Anybody know of such a site?



I also have a copy of Maple which I'm sure would make light work of such an 
elementary task.





Nathan