Lecture

Digital Filters: RII Filters - Part 2

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Description

This lecture covers the phase response and features of RII filters, the conversion of analog filters into digital filters, and the stability considerations. The instructor explains the equivalence between the s and z planes, the properties of the derivation, and the construction of low-pass and bandpass filters.

Instructors (2)

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Information engineering

Signal processing: Filtering theory

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Analysis: Differential anaysis

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