
Designing the Filter
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Designing the Filter
This section is a step-by-step introduction to using the Filter Design and Analysis
Tool (FDATool) to design an octave-band filter. An octave is the interval between two
frequencies having a ratio of 2:1. An octave-band filter is a bandpass filter with high
cutoff frequency approximately twice that of the low cutoff frequency. The class of an
octave filter is determined by its allowable passband ripple and its stopband attenuation.
Refer to the ANSI S1.11–2004 standard for more information.
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Start FDATool from the MATLAB command line.
fdatool
The FDATool dialog opens with a default filter. Its filter information is summarized
in the upper left (Current Filter Information) and its filter specifications are
depicted in the upper right. In addition to displaying filter specification, this upper
right pane displays filter responses and filter coefficients.
The bottom half of FDATool shows the Filter Design panel, where you specify the
filter parameters. Other panels, such as Import filter from workspace and Pole/Zero
Editor, which you access with the buttons on the lower left, are also displayed in this
area. If you have other products installed, you may see additional buttons.
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