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    Experiment No.10: AIM: - Requirment: - Program

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    This document describes an experiment in MATLAB to design FIR filters using different window functions. It inputs the filter length, then designs lowpass, highpass, bandpass and stopband FIR filters using rectangular, Bartlett and Hanning windows. It plots the magnitude and phase responses of each filter on a subplot grid to analyze and compare the filters.

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    This document describes an experiment in MATLAB to design FIR filters using different window functions. It inputs the filter length, then designs lowpass, highpass, bandpass and stopband FIR filters using rectangular, Bartlett and Hanning windows. It plots the magnitude and phase responses of each filter on a subplot grid to analyze and compare the filters.

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    This document describes an experiment in MATLAB to design FIR filters using different window functions. It inputs the filter length, then designs lowpass, highpass, bandpass and stopband FIR filters using rectangular, Bartlett and Hanning windows. It plots the magnitude and phase responses of each filter on a subplot grid to analyze and compare the filters.

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    Experiment No.10: AIM: - Requirment: - Program

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    This document describes an experiment in MATLAB to design FIR filters using different window functions. It inputs the filter length, then designs lowpass, highpass, bandpass and stopband FIR filters using rectangular, Bartlett and Hanning windows. It plots the magnitude and phase responses of each filter on a subplot grid to analyze and compare the filters.

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    EXPERIMENT NO.

    10
    AIM: - To develop program for designing FIR filter.
    REQUIRMENT: - PC having matlab software.
    PROGRAM:n=input('enter the length:');
    wn=0.5;
    wn1=[0.5 0.7];
    %for rectangular window
    win1=window(@rectwin,n+1);
    f1=fir1(n,wn,'low',win1);
    [h1 w]=freqz(f1,n);
    magh1=20*log(abs(h1));
    phaseh1=angle(h1);
    subplot(6,4,1);
    plot(w/pi,magh1);
    subplot(6,4,2);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh1);
    f2=fir1(n,wn,'high',win1);
    [h2 w]=freqz(f2,n);
    magh2=20*log(abs(h2));
    phaseh2=angle(h2);
    subplot(6,4,3);
    plot(w/pi,magh2);
    subplot(6,4,4);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh2);
    f3=fir1(n,wn1,'bandpass',win1);
    [h3 w]=freqz(f3,n);
    magh3=20*log(abs(h3));
    phaseh3=angle(h3);
    subplot(6,4,5);
    plot(w/pi,magh3);
    subplot(6,4,6);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh3);
    f4=fir1(n,wn1,'stop',win1);
    [h4 w]=freqz(f4,n);
    magh4=20*log(abs(h4));
    phaseh4=angle(h4);
    subplot(6,4,7);
    plot(w/pi,magh4);
    subplot(6,4,8);

    plot(w/pi,phaseh4);
    %for bartlett window
    win2=window(@bartlett,n+1);
    f5=fir1(n,wn,'low',win2);
    [h5 w]=freqz(f5,n);
    magh5=20*log(abs(h5));
    phaseh5=angle(h5);
    subplot(6,4,9);
    plot(w/pi,magh5);
    subplot(6,4,10);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh5);
    f6=fir1(n,wn,'high',win2);
    [h6 w]=freqz(f6,n);
    magh6=20*log(abs(h6));
    phaseh6=angle(h6);
    subplot(6,4,11);
    plot(w/pi,magh6);
    subplot(6,4,12);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh6);
    f7=fir1(n,wn1,'bandpass',win2);
    [h7 w]=freqz(f7,n);
    magh7=20*log(abs(h7));
    phaseh7=angle(h7);
    subplot(6,4,13);
    plot(w/pi,magh7);
    subplot(6,4,14);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh7);
    f8=fir1(n,wn1,'stop',win2);
    [h8 w]=freqz(f8,n);
    magh8=20*log(abs(h8));
    phaseh8=angle(h8);
    subplot(6,4,15);
    plot(w/pi,magh8);
    subplot(6,4,16);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh8);
    %for hanning window
    win3=window(@hann,n+1);
    f9=fir1(n,wn,'low',win3);
    [h9 w]=freqz(f9,n);
    magh9=20*log(abs(h9));
    phaseh9=angle(h9);
    subplot(6,4,17);
    plot(w/pi,magh9);
    subplot(6,4,18);

    plot(w/pi,phaseh9);
    f10=fir1(n,wn,'high',win3);
    [h10 w]=freqz(f10,n);
    magh10=20*log(abs(h10));
    phaseh10=angle(h10);
    subplot(6,4,19);
    plot(w/pi,magh10);
    subplot(6,4,20);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh10);
    f11=fir1(n,wn1,'bandpass',win3);
    [h11 w]=freqz(f11,n);
    magh11=20*log(abs(h11));
    phaseh11=angle(h11);
    subplot(6,4,21);
    plot(w/pi,magh11);
    subplot(6,4,22);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh11);
    f12=fir1(n,wn1,'stop',win3);
    [h12 w]=freqz(f12,n);
    magh12=20*log(abs(h12));
    phaseh12=angle(h12);
    subplot(6,4,23);
    plot(w/pi,magh12);
    subplot(6,4,24);
    plot(w/pi,phaseh12);

    Command window:enter the length:80


    >> n
    n=
    80

    Figure window:-

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