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From: Steven Huang on 7 May 2008 12:49 I am trying to use fdesign tools to have half band FIR filter design with the given example. Frequency response looks good but I had a hard time to get the impulse response displayed. Here is what have done: d = fdesign.halfband(.01, 80); designmethods(d); design(d,'equiripple'); d = Response: 'Halfband' Specification: 'TW,Ast' Description: {'Transition Width';'Stopband Attenuation (dB)'} NormalizedFrequency: true TransitionWidth: 0.01 Astop: 80 'd' is an object so there is no way to use freqz(d) or grpdelay(d). Anyone has used this tool? Thanks,
From: Vincent Pellissier on 7 May 2008 15:18 Hi Steven, In FVTool, select the Analysis->Impulse Response menu. Alternatively, click on the 6th icon of the toolbar (up arrow) or simply press Ctrl+R for a shortcut to the impulse response. If you want FVTool to open directly on the impulse response analysis, try: d = fdesign.halfband(.01, 80); h = design(d,'equiripple'); fvtool(h,'Analysis','impulse') Hope this helps, Vincent --- Steven Huang wrote: > I am trying to use fdesign tools to have half band FIR > filter design with the given example. Frequency response > looks good but I had a hard time to get the impulse > response displayed. > > Here is what have done: > > d = fdesign.halfband(.01, 80); > designmethods(d); > design(d,'equiripple'); > > d = > Response: 'Halfband' > > Specification: 'TW,Ast' > Description: {'Transition Width';'Stopband Attenuation > (dB)'} > NormalizedFrequency: > true > TransitionWidth: > 0.01 > Astop: 80 > > 'd' is an object so there is no way to use freqz(d) or > grpdelay(d). > > Anyone has used this tool? > > Thanks,
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