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I am doing a project to filter out a 1kHz noise inserted to a 30sec .wav audio file. To filter out the 1kHz noise, I am required to design using two Butterworth filters connected in parallel where one is a low pass and the other is a high pass Butterworth Filter.

I have tried to notch out the 1kHz noise by setting the bandwidth to (+/-10Hz) of the 1kHz noise. Therefore, the range of the noise signal to be attenuated will be from 990Hz to 1010Hz.

I am planning to obtain the transfer function in s-domain first and then transform it to z-domain.

The designed transfer function will be inputted into MATLAB and the filtered audio file will be obtained.

May I know the steps in designing this filter? Cost-effectiveness and ease of implementation of the filter is emphasised.

Thanks.

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Cost-effectiveness and ease of implementation of the filter is emphasised.

It that's a your goal then you really shouldn't be using two Butterworth filters. Use a notch filter instead. If there is a "requirement" to use other filters, please explain why this is required. I think your best bet here is to change the requirement.

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We discuss IIR notch filter design in this article, which may help.

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