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What is Digital Frequency

Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Fourth Edition
Is a value that expresses how much of a cycle of a sinusoidal wave is represented by a sample. This value is denoted by f . For example, f = 1/2 means that 2 samples of a digital signal correspond to a sinusoidal cycle. If, instead of cycles we use radians, we obtain the angular digital frequency denoted as ? , which is equal to 2 pf .
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Comb Filters Characteristics and Current Applications
Miriam Guadalupe Cruz-Jimenez (Institute INAOE, Mexico), David Ernesto Troncoso Romero (CONACYT at ESCOM-IPN, Mexico), and Gordana Jovanovic Dolecek (Institute INAOE Puebla, Mexico)
Copyright: © 2018 |Pages: 12
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-2255-3.ch522
Abstract
The comb filter is a very popular linear-phase filter due its simplicity, i.e. all its coefficients are equal to unity. As a consequence, it does not require multipliers or coefficients storage. This characteristic makes this filter attractive for many applications, as for example, in decimation, communications, digital audio, among others. However, the comb filter presents passband droop and a poor attenuation in the stopband region. In this proposal, the comb filter characteristics are reviewed and illustrated with one example. Additionally, the selected methods commonly used to improve the magnitude characteristics of a comb filter will be described and illustrated with examples.
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Comb Filters Characteristics and Applications
A value that expresses how much of a cycle of a sinusoidal wave is represented by a sample. This value is denoted by f . For example, f = 1/2 means that 2 samples of a digital signal correspond to a sinusoidal cycle. If, instead of cycles we use radians, we obtain the angular digital frequency denoted as ? , which is equal to 2 pf .
Full Text Chapter Download: US $37.50 Add to Cart
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