I. QUESTION A mapping that can be utilized to design a digital high-pass filter via an...
1. By using an analog filter with a Butterworth response of order 3, design a digital IIR low pass filter with 3-db cutoff frequency 2c 0.6TT a) b) c) Evaluate the transfer function of the analog filter (10marks) Skecth the block diagram of transfer function (5 marks) Plot the magnitude response of the filters. (5marks) 1. By using an analog filter with a Butterworth response of order 3, design a digital IIR low pass filter with 3-db cutoff frequency 2c...
Please help me solve this question. Thank You. 3. Consider the prototype low-pass Butterworth filter with e=1. a) Determine the pole values and sketch the location of the poles on the s-plane if the filter order N is 3. (5 marks) b) Discuss the technique that can be used to obtain a high-pass filter with arbitrary 6 from the prototype low-pass filter. (5 marks) c) For a high order filter approximating an ideal low-pass filter with a cut-off frequency of...
2. Perform a lowpass prototype transform, find, given the following digital filter frequency values. a. Low pass filter with a cutoff of 750 Hz b. High pass filter with a cutoff of 12.57 rad/s c. Bandpass filter with a lower cutoff of 400 Hz and a higher cutoff 725 Hz d. Bandstop filter with a center frequency of 135.3 rad/s and a bandwidth of 84.74 rad/s
1. (30 points) Design a high-pass filter that has an wg = 0.17, Wp = 0.57, 81 = 0.05 and 82 = 0.01. The analog equivalent frequency for wp is 2000 Hz. What is the H(z) of the filter? What is the frequency response? What is the stability? What is the Difference Equation?
A digital low pass IIR filter is to be designed with Butterworth approximation using the Bilinear transformation technique having the following specifications:(i) Passband magnitude is constant within 1 dB for frequencies below 0.2 π.(ii) Stopband attenuation is greater than 15 dB for frequencies between 0.3 π to π. Determine the order of the filter, cutoff frequency, poles location and transfer function of digital filter in order to meet the above specifications.
What kind of filter has poles in the imaginary left half plane? (Low pass, high pass, band pass, or band reject). A brief explanation of the transfer function(s) would be great, I am having a hard time understanding the concept behind this. Thank you.
6. (20 points) (1) Design an analog lowpass filter with a cut-off frequency of 9 rad/sec by starting with an analogue prototype first-order lowpass filter with cut-off frequency of 1 rad/sec. Show the system transfer function H(s) (2) Design an IIR digital filter Hz) that corresponds to the above H(s) by using the bilinear transform method without prewarping with T 0.1 second. Show the system transfer function Hz) and find its corresponding digital cut-off frequency Be approximately (3) What is...
just do 4 , 3 is solved 3. Use a Bilinear Transform to design a Butterworth low-pass filter which satisfies the filter specifications: Pass band: -1Ss0 for 0sf s0.2 Stop band: (e/40 for 0.35sf s0.s Transition Band: 0.2<f<0.35 Sampling Frequency: 10 kHz a. (3) Determine the stop-band and pass-band frequencies, Fstop and Fpas, in kHz. b. (3) Calculate the fater order, n, which is necessary to obtain the desired filter specifications. (3) Calculate the corner frequency, Fe, if you want...
1. Given a signal xa(t) bandlimited to 50KHz. Design a digital low pass filter that can filter frequencies 1 above 12c = 2725000rad/s. Assume sampling period of T = s. 2 x 105
Active Low-pass and High-pass Filters for Crossover Circuitry (PSPICE) Design a first order active high-pass filter with cut-off frequency of 1 kHz & gain 20dB. Design a first order active low-pass filter with cut-off frequency of 1 kHz & gain 20dB. Plot the magnitude and phase responses of the active high-pass and low-pass filters you have designed using PSpice (Use UA741 Op amp and ±12V dual supply). Connect your active low-pass and high-pass filters as shown in Fig. 1-b. Assume...