Synthesis of filter multiband in LabVIEW

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  Dear Sir/Madam,

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  I used two different softwares to design an appropriate filter:

  1 Labview (digital filter design)

  2 Matlab (Signal Processing Toolbox)

  I'm confused, because the coefficients of the result are not the same (the image attached below). (100% sure) Matlab and Labview (not 100% sure) use nomalized frequency as input for the design. The normalized frequency is:

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  I tested in Labview on some signals with different fcutoff and fsampling, BUT with the same normalized frequency and the result was always the same (so I guess that Labview uses the normalized frequency also).

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  = Hamming window

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  The result:

  

  It seems that the filters are not of the same order - the width of the main lobe is lower in the Labview example, and the height of the lateral lobe is larger. To my knowledge this suggest that the order of the filter is greater than one in Matlab. But both filters produce the same number of coefficients...

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  Thank you and best regards,

  K

  Greetings Alain,

  I had a look at your problem and found a short explanation. The difference is how can you understand the frequency standard and how Matlab.

  You can normalize the frequency by fs or frequency of nyquist (fs/2 as Matlab does). That is why your result for LV is different because you

  expext standardization by fs.

  Details can be found here:

  http://www.MathWorks.com/help/signal/ref/fir1.html

  "Wn is a number between 0 and 1, where 1 corresponds to the Nyquist frequency.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalized_frequency _ (digital_signal_processing)

  "Some programs (such as MATLAB) that the design of filters with coefficients of real value using the Nyquist frequency ()" as the normalization constant".

  To solve your problem, whenever you want to compare results Matlab of the coefficients of FIR with LV filters, you must multiply the fs in BT by 2 before standardization.

  I have also attached example program with comparison where the default values are calculated according to the above recommendation.

  Have a nice weekend.

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