Lecture

Intuitive IIR Designs: Simple Filters

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This lecture covers the design and tuning of simple IIR filters for signal processing, including lowpass filters like Moving Average and Leaky Integrator, resonators, DC removal, DC notch, and hum removal for specific frequencies.

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