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Digital Signal Processing 2: Homework Assignment 3 Due: 13h15, Monday 09/19/2011 No Late Submission

This document contains instructions for three homework problems in a digital signal processing course. Problem 1 involves generating and plotting the impulse response and frequency response of an ideal lowpass filter. Problem 2 involves designing a minimum length linear phase FIR lowpass filter based on Blackman windowing to meet specific passband and stopband specifications. Problem 3 involves designing a linear phase FIR bandstop filter using Kaiser windowing to meet given passband and stopband specifications, and then filtering a test signal with the designed filter.

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Digital Signal Processing 2: Homework Assignment 3 Due: 13h15, Monday 09/19/2011 No Late Submission

This document contains instructions for three homework problems in a digital signal processing course. Problem 1 involves generating and plotting the impulse response and frequency response of an ideal lowpass filter. Problem 2 involves designing a minimum length linear phase FIR lowpass filter based on Blackman windowing to meet specific passband and stopband specifications. Problem 3 involves designing a linear phase FIR bandstop filter using Kaiser windowing to meet given passband and stopband specifications, and then filtering a test signal with the designed filter.

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DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 2

Homework Assignment 3 Due: 13h15, Monday 09/19/2011 No Late Submission

Problem 1 (40%)
The impulse response of an ideal lowpass filter with passband cutoff frequency p= 0.75is, hd(n) = sinpn/n, n (-, +) a)Please generate and plot truncated sequence (Matlabok) h1(n) = hd(n-50), 0 n 100 b) Use freqzto sub-plot 256-point of |H1(ej)| (dB) and arg(H1(ej)), 0 < c) Based on h1(n), please design and plot a linear-phase filter h2(n) = h1(n).w(n) of length 55 using a Hanningwindow, then subplot |H2(ej)| (dB) and arg(H2(ej)) (Matlabok)

Problem 2 (25%)
Instead of pre-determining the length of the linear phase FIR lowpass filter, we are to determine the minimum length filter based on the Blackman windowingtechnique so that the filter satisfies the following specification. Please show the final designed filter h(n) (please specify it is Type 1 or Type 2?) and its frequency response (make sure you satisfy all the specifications). (Matlabok). p= 0.4, Rp= 0.3dB s = 0.6, As= 66dB Do you think Hamming window can be used, why or why not?

Problem (35%)
We are to design a band-stop filter with specification given below, 1p= 0.35, 1s= 0.4, Rp= 0.7dB 2s= 0.7, 2p= 0.75, As = 58dB Please create a linear phase FIR filter Type-1 by using Kaiser windowing.Please explain why Types 2, 3, 4 are not suitable?. Try to find the filter with as fewest length as possible. Sub-plot h(n) and |H(ej)| dB of your final design. Based on the created linear-phase FIR band-stop filter, we are to filter a signal x(n) of length 1024 that contains three frequencies: x(n) = cos0.18n + sin0.77n + cos0.53n, n = 0, 1, Subplot 256-point |X(ej)| and |Y(ej)| in dB, where y(n) = x(n)*h(n) (MatlabOk)

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