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Re: Bessel-filter problems
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Chipmuenk |
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Re: Bessel-filter problems |
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Tue, 26 Apr 2011 00:20:21 -0700 (PDT) |
Hello Bernd,
I'm also seeing strange kind of errors with the new besself function,
additionally I get the error message "invalid use of script in index
expression"
But are you sure that you really want to construct such a filter? Your ratio
between corner frequencies and the Nyquist frequency (2.5 GHz ???) is quite
high. Throw in a filter order of 10 and you will get a filter with
coefficients that are numerically ill-behaved.
Constructing a butterworth filter from your data shows what I mean: The
resulting coefficients range from 1 to 1e5, i.e. they differ in scale by
about 17 bits.
The other question is: Do you really need a bessel filter? If you need a
near-linear phase and a gentle roll-off, FIR filters are used in most cases.
Best regards,
Christian
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