FDAtool - Scale Passband (Chebyshev)
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hello,
In Matlab when I use fdatool i see the option "Scale Passband" now this option changes the coefficients drastically, after some reading I found out the use for it but not the mathematical way to calculate it yourself.
I used for example, fs = 48000hz, fc1 = 4000, fc2 = 6000, order = 4, sidelobe attenuation = 60, scale passband is not checked. That are my FDAtool settings, now I calculated h(0) = 0.917, multiplying h(0) with the window variable (witch comes from chebwin function) gives me 0.917. this value matches FDAtool coefficients, so I can conclude that the coefficients are calculated correctly.
Now when I check the option "Scale Passband" my coefficients change, how they get the new coefficients is for me a complete riddle. Also the chebwin function doesn't calculate the new "scale bandpass" coefficients
Thank you!
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Honglei Chen
on 24 Mar 2011
Hi Jan,
I can't really follow your example but the purpose of scale is to make sure that the center of the first passband has a magnitude response of 1.
HTH.
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Honglei Chen
on 28 Mar 2011
Suppose that using the regular Chebyshev window, you get your coefficients in variable b, and your pass band is centered at f0. Denote B(f0) as the magnitude frequency response of b evaluated at f0, then the scaled coefficients will be
b_scaled = b/B(f0)
Note that B_scaled(f0) = B(f0)/B(f0) = 1.
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