Design a high pass FIR filter to meet the following specifications. Provide all equations needed to produce the filter's impulse response.
Pass band: 14.66 - 22 kHz
Stop band rejection: min 40 dB
Pass band ripple: max. 5%
Sampling frquency: 48 kHz
Use either a Hamming, Hann or Kaiser window.
Derive the first three filter coefficients.
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