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Sure, here's an example MATLAB code for implementing a 4-band cosine-modulated filter bank (CMFB) using the built-in `firpm` function: ``` % Define the parameters of the filter bank num_bands = 4; % number of sub-bands freq_range = [0, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.6, 1]; % frequency range for each band band_type = [1 0 1 0]; % band type (1 for passband, 0 for stopband) % Design the prototype filter n = 100; % filter length h = firpm(n-1, freq_range, band_type); % using the Parks-McClellan algorithm % Modulate the prototype filter to create the filter bank h_bank = zeros(num_bands, n); % initialize the filter bank for i = 1:num_bands freq_center = (freq_range(i*2-1) + freq_range(i*2))/2; h_bank(i,:) = 2 * h .* cos(pi * (0:n-1) * freq_center); end % Apply the filter bank to a test signal fs = 8000; % sampling rate t = 0:1/fs:2; % time vector x = cos(2*pi*1000*t) + cos(2*pi*2000*t); % test signal y_bank = zeros(num_bands, length(x)); % initialize the output for i = 1:num_bands y_bank(i,:) = filter(h_bank(i,:), 1, x); end % Plot the original signal and the sub-bands figure; subplot(num_bands+1, 1, 1); plot(t, x); title('Original Signal'); for i = 1:num_bands subplot(num_bands+1, 1, i+1); plot(t, y_bank(i,:)); title(['Sub-Band ', num2str(i)]); end ``` This code will generate a 4-band CMFB and apply it to a test signal consisting of two sine waves. The resulting output will be 4 sub-bands with different frequency ranges. The output can be visualized using the `subplot` function to plot each sub-band in a separate subplot.
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