It is sometimes required to change the frequency characteristics of a digital filter during its operation. In this paper a new synthesis of variable even-order IIR digital filters is proposed. The cut-off frequency of the filter can be changed by a single parameter. The fundamental filter structure is a cascade of second-order sections. The multiplier coefficients of each section are determined by using the Taylor series expansion of the lowpass to lowpass frequency transformation. For this method any second-order section can be used as a prototype, but here in this paper only the direct form and the lattice form are described. Unlike the conventional method, any transfer functions can be used for the proposed method. Finally a designed example shows that the proposed filter has wider tuning range than the conventional filter, and the advantage of the proposed filters is confirmed.
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Nobuo MURAKOSHI, Eiji WATANABE, Akinori NISHIHARA, "A Synthesis of Variable IIR Digital Filters" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E75-A, no. 3, pp. 362-368, March 1992, doi: .
Abstract: It is sometimes required to change the frequency characteristics of a digital filter during its operation. In this paper a new synthesis of variable even-order IIR digital filters is proposed. The cut-off frequency of the filter can be changed by a single parameter. The fundamental filter structure is a cascade of second-order sections. The multiplier coefficients of each section are determined by using the Taylor series expansion of the lowpass to lowpass frequency transformation. For this method any second-order section can be used as a prototype, but here in this paper only the direct form and the lattice form are described. Unlike the conventional method, any transfer functions can be used for the proposed method. Finally a designed example shows that the proposed filter has wider tuning range than the conventional filter, and the advantage of the proposed filters is confirmed.
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