Lecture

Linear Phase Filters: Step Response and Characteristics

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Description

This lecture covers the step response of linear phase filters, including the anti-symmetry property and the step response of a linear phase low pass filter. It also discusses rise time, equivalent bandwidth, Fourier transformation of a normalized Gaussian, and Gaussian low-pass filters. Additionally, it explores the central-limit theorem, filter characteristics, rational transfer functions, and analog filters with localized constants.

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Signal processing: Filtering theory

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