Please help me solve this question. Thank You. 3. Consider the prototype low-pass Butterworth filter with...
QUESTION 6 Зро Design a second-order IIR digital low-pass filter using Butterworth approximation. Use the bilinear transformation to convert the analogue fiter to a digital one (choose the sampling period T- 2 s and the cut-off frequency as 1 rad/'s). Express the digital transfer function of the filter H(z) as: In the box below, provide the numerical answer for b1. [Note: Don't normalise the transfer func on, i.e. b0 # 1). r98111acontentid1837836_1&step QUESTION 7 Windowing based FIR filter design techniques...
Compare the frequency response of 5th order Butterworth low-pass filter with the frequency response of 5th order 2-dB Chebyshev low pass filter. Discuss your observation
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...
Design a fourth order low pass Butterworth filter with a cutoff frequency of 2 kHz and draw the frequency response for the filter.
Design a second order IIR Butterworth low pass digital filter with a cutoff frequency of 500 Hz and a sampling frequency of 10,000 Hz using bilinear transformation then find the following: The output (response) due to the following inputs: Sinusoidal signal with a frequency of 100Hz. Sinusoidal signal with a frequency of 500Hz. Sinusoidal signal with a frequency of 2000Hz. Repeat (a) above for a 6thorder Butterworth filter
Design a low-pass Butterworth filter which meet the specification as below: . Attenuation at least 18 dB at 3o i. Cut-off frequency is 150 kHz. Given th at magnitude function of nth order Butterworth is defined by Hj@) , where n positive integer, o,cut-off frequency 2Pm a) and the list of polynomials of Hen(s) up to n-6 as shown in Table 1 Polynomial 2 (2 +1.414s t) 40.7654s 1 ( 1.8478s+1) 5 s l) +0.6180s1)(+1.6180s D) 60.5176s+ D +1.4142s+ (...
For a sixth-order low-pass Butterworth filter (a) Find the minimum attenuation Amin if ws = 1.5wp with a 0.5-dB maximum passband ripple. (b) instead of finding Amin, find an arbitrary attenuation point for the same filter at frequency wm at the midpoint between wp and ws.
Problem 1 (25 Pts) Design a low pass multistage Butterworth filter that simultaneously meets the following design requirements: 1. Minimum attenuation of 24 dB at 1000 Hz and 2. Minimum attenuation of 48 dB at frequency of 2000 Hz or higher. Consider equal source and load impedances at 50 S2. Part a) 15 pts Solve for both the order of the Butterworth filter and the cut-off frequency required to meet the above design criteria. Part b) 10 pts Find the...
Problem 1 (25 Pts) Design a low pass multistage Butterworth filter that simultaneously meets the following design requirements: 1. Minimum attenuation of 24 dB at 1000 Hz and 2. Minimum attenuation of 48 dB at frequency of 2000 Hz or higher. Consider equal source and load impedances at 50 2. Part a) 15 pts Solve for both the order of the Butterworth filter and the cut-off frequency required to meet the above design criteria Part b) 10 pts Find the...
The following periodic signal is input to an ideal low pass filter of bandwidth 25 KHz. 1. x(t) 2 a) Determine the average power of the signal x(t). b) If T 0.1 ms, give the output of the filter as a function of time, y(t) e) Determine the average power of the signal y(t) d) Determine the bandwidth of the signal y(), considered as a baseband signal. e) Now assume that the signal x() (with T-0.1 ms) is instead input...