November 2010
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
8h 34m
English
This note describes the design and use of complex equiripple FIR filters to generate discrete-time analytic signals of the sort discussed in Note 60.
Such filters are designed using a complex-valued extension of the Parks-McClellan algorithm and offer more flexibility than other analytic signal generation (ASG) techniques when it comes to specifying the passband, stopband, and transition bands of the filter. However, this flexibility has a price—extra constraints placed on the filter’s configuration usually demand an increased number of taps to meet the specified performance.
The complex filter coefficients for an FIR analytic signal generator can be determined using the ...
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