Questions tagged [butterworth]
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Differences between padtypes and appropriate padlen for scipy filtfilt
I am using a butterworth lowpass filter and using scipy filtfilt to apply the filter. I noticed in the documentation that the default padtype is odd. What is the difference between even and odd ...
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Filtering frequencies in diferent ranges in Python
I would like to filter frequencies: Alpha, Beta and Gamma. These bands have a relation with the task that I want to classify,
I am using the Gumpy python tool which has a method to apply Butterworth ...
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how to detrend a carrier phase with butterworth filter?
I am new with detrending techniques, I have a carrier phase measurements and I want to detrend it by 6th order butterworth digital filter. After creating the digital filter I get its numerator (...
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difference between conventional analog butterworth filter and that implemented through IIR
I am confused what is difference between conventional analog butterworth filter and that implemented through digital technique using IIR
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“Side Lobes” When Using a Butterworth filter
So I am attempting to filter a signal containing frequencies at 7Hz, 11Hz, and 74Hz. The signal lasts for 30s and looks like this between -1s and 1s:
Using a butterworth filter of order 2 with lowcut=...
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iir biquad filter not working
I am trying to implement a butterworth bandpass filter
My filter requirement is Fs= 500Hz, Fc1=0.4Hz, Fc2=4Hz, Oreder=2.
Below is the code which is implemented on 16bit-mcu and is called for every ...
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Digital or analogue filtering?
I'm trying to self learn the art of signal processing whilst moving through my third year pure maths degree.
Sorry if my terminology is incorrect however I hope I am understandable!
I am looking at ...
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Time-domain LPF not showing expected behavior
I am trying to implement a simple first-order Butterworth Low-Pass filter in Python. I have some code that makes use of scipy.signal.butter and scipy.signal.filtfilt. It works fine, but I wanted to ...
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How to compare many bandpass filters (for their signal propogation delay)?
Let's say we have an audio signal sampled at 96 kHz, and we want to compare several bandpass filters to find the one with the lowest rectangular-envelope-propagation-delay (see graph below).
The band ...
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Initialize Hi Pass Filter
I want to remove the DC from a ADC, so I designed a two-pole, 1 Hz high-pass Butterworth filter for a signal sampled at 10kHz. The filter coefficients are:
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How can I manually find the coefficients, poles and zeros of Butterworth low pass filter in MATLAB instead of using the built-in functions?
Actually I need to filter a raw ECG signal using low pass Butterworth filter at 70 hertz. And j need to implement the Butterworth filter first for that. Please any help since I'm very new to this ...
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Question of Digital filter; stability and order
Below 1~6 are my question.
Shortcomings of IIR filter.
Mean of unstable. (Things that will happen when system is unstable.)
How to select the best order(n).
What happens when I raise order too much.
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Bandpass butterworth filter in python is not working
I've implemented this bandpass filter in matlab for the audio signals and it's working as expected. Now, I tried to implement the same thing in Python but it doesn't produced expected results, it just ...
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How to decompose raw acceleration signals into gravity and dynamic acceleration?
I have a data from $3$-axis $50$ Hz accelerometer, acceleration over each of $3$-axis: $acc_X,\ acc_y,\ acc_z$.
I want to decompose acceleration into gravity and movement components.
First ...
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4th order butterworth filter using frequency response formula
I know this may be a kind of basic question, but I have my head wrapped over it for some time and hadn't found a solution.
I want to generate the frequency response of a 4th order butterworth filter ...
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How to implement a filter associated to a specific wavelet
I am working on ECG signals, to eventually extract features in order to detect an arrhythmia and classify it.
I am using Discrete Wavelet Transform with biorthogonal wavelet bior6.8
During my research,...
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Butterworth high pass filter on image with missing data
My objective is to apply a Butterworth high pass filter on an image with missing data. By default the missing pixels are set to 0.
To do so, I compute the FFT of the image, apply the Butterworth high ...
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Implement a Butterworth Filter in C#
I'm very new to signal processing, but was asked to implement a filter function for Butterworth low pass filter for given order, cutoff frequency and sample rate.
After reading some articles I think ...
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Butterworth Polynomial from Butterworth Filter
For the butterworth filter, in Matlab command:
[B,A]=butter(2,0.5,'low')
I find this result:
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Why is the second-order-section cascade approach giving “worse” results?
It seems that as a general rule, for digital IIR filters of order more than 2, one is encouraged to use a cascade of second order sections, for reasons connected to the poor stability of high-order ...
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Apply butterworth filter (lowpass) to a signal
I'm working on a DSP lab and I can't figure out how to apply the filter I've created to a sound. The only thing I found online that did something to my sound was ...
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What is the largest “safe” order for the digital Butterworth filter of a given signal?
Say I want to apply a zero-phase Butterworth bandpass filter, implemented in MATLAB using butter and filtfilt. So, for an order-$...
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Butterworth low pass filter zeros location after bilinear transformation explanation
I am studying in a text book the transformation of a continuous time Butterworth low pass filter into a discrete time filter by means of bilinear transformation:
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s = \frac{2}{T_d}*\frac{1-z^{-1}...
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Incorrect Butterworth filter outcome using Rational Transfer Funcion
I've been playing with Second-Order Butterworth high-pass filter for a while.
I've calculated the coefficients using Matlab function and I wanted to use them to filter simple sine wave generated by ...
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Audio signal series' beginning points(about 50) distort after a bandpass filter
I am using some bandpass filters to detect a certain freq of the sampled audio series in noisy environment. Everything is OK except this:
I found that for many bandpass filters I tried(butterworth, ...
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Design of a Butterworth lowpass filter in MATLAB
I'm using the Signal Processing Toolbox in MATLAB to design a Butterworth low-pass filter. I'm told that my filter has been giving some unexpected results. In particular, when the values from this ...
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Whats is the difference between FIR/IIR filters and Chebyshev/Butterworth filters
I am new to Signal Processing. From my understanding -- FIR/IIR just refer to the placement of poles and zeros in the z-domain helping us achieve convolution, if FIR and ??? in IIR.
Chebyshev and ...
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why butterworth bandpass filter changes signal in the passband?
I want to apply a butterworth bandpass filter to EEG signals and it's not working so I tried with a simple signal:
t=[0:0.01:10];
s3= 9*sin(2*pi*4*t);
Still ...
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Butterworth high pass filter
My signal's base line is around 1. When I apply Butterworth high pass filter with cut off frequency Fc = 2Hz signal's base line drops to 0. My data are from the accelerometer. Is this behavior normal ?...
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Confusion regarding a library of Digital Signal Controller
I'll be using a NXP DSC with 56800Ex core and my aim is to implement a Elliptic IIR Filter in it.
The User Reference Manual of the 'General Digital Filters Library' (which is available here) has ...
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Difference between MATLAB's $\tt butter$ and my calculated coefficient
So I figured recently that MATLAB's butter function was giving slightly different coefficients than those I calculate for a simple first order low pass filter, and ...
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Parameters of Butterworth filter that approximates the amplitude response of a Gaussian filter?
For a given narrowband Gaussian filter with a specific central frequency and filter width, I need corners of a bandpass Butterworth filter whose amplitude response is close enough to the Gaussian ...
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Different phase response plots using MATLAB's $\tt freqz$ and $\tt fvtool$?
I have a butterworth filter in MATLAB:
[B, A] = butter( 2, 3000/16000*2, 'high' );
I plot it in two ways:
using freqz:[h,w]...
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How to plot magnitude and phase response of 2 cascaded filters in Matlab?
How would I go about plotting a magnitude and phase response of a system that consists of two cascaded 2nd order Butterworth filters in Matlab? Filters are the same.
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2-way crossover by using MATLAB's $\tt butter()$ and $\tt filter()$
I am trying to do a 2-way crossover audio filter in MATLAB in two ways:
using crossoverFilter() from Audio System Toolbox
using standard MATLAB functions ...
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4th order high-pass filter on a DSP: standard or biquads?
I have two C implementations of 4th order high-pass filter (fs = 16 kHz, cut-off=100 Hz, designed using Matlab ...
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If a filter has a non-linear phase lag will the output signal be distorted?
EDIT: From here (https://www.mathworks.com/help/signal/ref/butter.html)
it appears that an Butterworth filter has a non-linear phase lag at the normalized frequency of 0.5 onwards.
Does that mean that ...
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Can't make sense from VHDL butterworth filter implementation
I am trying to understand the VHDL implementation of the 3rd order Butterworth filter published on opencores. Supposedly the filter implementation gets away with only division and multiplications by 2 ...
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While converting discrete filter specs into continuous filter specs, why do we multiply gain by T
As I know so far that when we trying to design a DF(discrete filter) with specific specs "in terms of $\omega$", we take these specs and map it into continuous domain $H(j\Omega)$ using a certain ...
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Calculating cutoff frequency for Butterworth filter
I have a problem while calculating cutoff frequency, suppose we have these specs.
Firstly, I calculated the order of the filter and got $N=5.8858$ and round it up to get $N=6$.
Now I'm supposed to ...
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Design of butterworth filter
I was trying to design a butterworth filter of arbitrary order. Then i came across this presentation:
Lecture 9: Poles, Zeros & Filters, by Peter Cheung, Imperial College London
I understand ...
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What is the significance of Butterworth filter in image processing?
Filters like mean,median,gaussian,bilateral and adaptive forms of these filters are used commonly in image processing but not Butterworth filter.
The reasons I could think of are
a) Butterworth ...
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Filter design by distributing poles and zeros on parametric curves
An $N$th order Butterworth low-pass filter of cutoff frequency $\omega_c$ can be designed by distributing $N$ poles uniformly with respect to parameter $0 < \alpha <1$ on an s-plane parametric ...
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Phase shift in higher order filters
I was doing some research on filters, So I designed butterworth filter based on pole locations. I applied to a simple sine signal to check for the outputs. I cannot find the reason for what I noticed.
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Designing butterworth filter with pole placement
I am trying to design a Nth order continous time Butterworth filter in state space, with pole placement technique.
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Higher-order (Butterworth) filters
This is a general question, I am just trying to understand the concept. Why should we use higher-order filters, other than a 1st order (of any type for that matter, but we can keep the discussion to ...
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Butterworth filter approximation: derivation and output poles
I am having trouble understanding the exact derivation of the butterworth filter and how it results in the output of the poles. I have researched multiple lecture series and textbooks and this is my ...
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How do you convert angular frequency to $\textrm{Hz}$ from MATLAB's $\tt freqz$ function?
Let's say I have used MATLAB's butter function to generate a 3rd order, low-pass, Buttersworth, digital filter. I have a sample rate of $2000\textrm{ samples/second}$, and I want the cutoff frequency ...
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Weird results when using MATLAB's $\tt butter$ function?
I'm trying to learn some of the basic MATLAB filter design functions and have been experimenting with the butter function. This function calculates the transfer ...
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Order of applying two Butterworth filters (distributivity)
I have a function $f(a, b)$ that applies a linear transformation on a signal $a$, given another signal $b$.
I would like to filter the result of $f$ using a 2nd order Butterworth low-pass filter ($\...
