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Bandpass (bandstop) digital filter design routine.

J F Kaiser¹, W A Reed

¹Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey 07974.

The Review of Scientific Instruments

|August 1, 1978

Summary

This study introduces a digital filter design program for bandpass and bandstop applications. The program complements existing low-pass filter methods and includes Fortran code for practical use.

Area of Science:

Digital Signal Processing
Filter Design

Background:

Previous work established design methods for low-pass digital filters.
A need exists for complementary design tools for other filter types.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a digital filter design program for bandpass or bandstop applications.
To demonstrate the program's utility and provide the associated Fortran code.

Main Methods:

Development of a software program for digital filter design.
Implementation of bandpass and bandstop filter algorithms.
Creation of accompanying documentation and source code.

Main Results:

A functional digital filter design program for bandpass/bandstop filters is available.

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Demonstration showcases the program's effectiveness in filter design.

Complete Fortran code is provided for user implementation.

Conclusions:

The presented program serves as a valuable tool for digital filter design.
It extends the capabilities of previously published low-pass filter design methods.
Availability of the code facilitates practical application and further research.