matlab 低通 filter,matlab低通滤波器（Matlab low pass filter）.doc

matlab低通滤波器(Matlab low pass filter)

Abstract

A filter is an electronic device that enables a useful signal to pass smoothly while suppressing unwanted (or decaying) frequency signals. It is often used for signal processing, data transmission and interference suppression in engineering. The design process of the traditional digital filter is complex, and the workload of calculation is great, and the filtering characteristic is difficult to adjust, which has affected its application. The design method used in this paper is the frequency sampling design method based on MATLAB, it is the system function to design FIR digital filter, this paper uses optimal design method to design digital filter is designed with this method can make the error minimization with the resistance. The simulation experiments through MATLAB show satisfactory results.

Keywords: filter; frequency sampling; optimization design;

Abstract

Filters can be a useful signal to the smooth passage at the same time inhibiting unwanted frequency signals (or decay) of electronic devices. Engineering used it as signal processing, data transmission and curb disturbances. The traditional digital filter design process is complex, the computation work load is big, the filter characteristic adjustment difficulty, has affected its application.This article uses the design method is based on the MATLAB frequency sampling design law, it is uses for to design the FIR numeral filter the system function, in this article carries on the design using the optimized design law to the digital filter, carries on the design with this method, may cause in the stop-band the erroneous minimizing, the experi Mental, simulation, result, to, be, satisfying.

Keywords: Filter; Sampling frequency; The most optimal design;

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Abstract I

Abstract II

The first chapter is introduction 1

1.1 background 1

1.2 digital filters and traditional design methods 1

The second chapter MATLAB introduction 3

Overview of 2.1 MATLAB 3

2.2 summary of th