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I design a specific second order digital differentiator for a specific application where phase difference must be equal to pi over a specified frequency range. I use the following MATLAB prog. to determine the phase difference. Am I correct ?
[H,W]=freqz(B1,A1),
plot(W/pi,phase(H))...
I want to design a lowpass IIR filter with following specification using "rcosine" MATLAB command. The LPF filter should extract the fundamental component of input signal.
cut_off frequency=500Hz
Sampling frequency=20000Hz;
Roll_off factor=0.6
Delay=2 Cycle of fundamental component...
cosine low
I want to design a lowpass IIR filter with following specification using "rcosine" MATLAB command. The LPF filter should extract the fundamental component of input signal.
cut_off frequency=500Hz
Sampling frequency=20000Hz;
Roll_off factor=0.6
Delay=2 Cycle of fundamental...
Hi,
I want to measure three-phase active and reactive power for
unbalanced non-sinusoidal power signals.
For unbalanced system this can be measured as
P[/b](act)=V(12)I(1)COS φ(12)+ V(32)I(3)COS φ(32).........(1)
P(react)=V(32)I(3)COS φ(32)-V(12)I(1)COS φ(12) .......(2)
But at the presence...
A discrete time system has been defined as
y(n)=(ho x(n)+h1 x(n-1)+h2 x(n-2)+h3 x(n-3))/x(n)
where y(n) is the output sequence and x(n) is the input sequence.
Is there any realizable structure of this system ?
Please help me.
I want to perform on-line multiresolution analysis of real-time signal using wavelet transform. Is it possible to use IIR filter bank? If yes, give some usefull links.
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