Digital notch filters
A.G. Constantinides
Abstract
A.G. Constantinides
Abstract
The letter deals with the special class of digital filters that possess a prescribed notch frequency. The present techniques for synthetising such filters rest on the bilinear-transformation method, where the designer is required to synthetise a continuous s plane notch filter, prewarp it, and then apply the transformation. It is shown here that notch filters can be synthetised directly into the z−1 plane.
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The letter deals with the special class of digital filters that possess a prescribed notch frequency. The present techniques for synthetising such filters rest on the bilinear-transformation method, where the designer is required to synthetise a continuous s plane notch filter, prewarp it, and then apply the transformation. It is shown here that notch filters can be synthetised directly into the z−1 plane.
Key concepts: Bilinear transform, Band-stop filter, Transformation (genetics), Plane (geometry), Mathematics, Digital filter, Control theory (sociology), Filter (signal processing)