Monday, January 8, 2018

Magnitude value of filter frequency response


Can someone help me with this problem:


Suppose we filter signals with the below pre-emphasis filter:


$$y[n]=x[n]-0.8x[n-1]$$


I have to calculate the impulse response of the filter (ok easy) and then I have to find the magnitude of Frequency Response (dB) at $F = 2000 Hz$ with $Fs = 16000 Hz$


Can someone tell me the formula? I am confused :(


Thanks



Answer



Your filter transfer function in the Z-transform domain is given by:


$$H(z)=1-0.8z^{-1} $$



Substituting $z=e^{j\omega} $:


$$H(j\omega)=1-0.8e^{-j\omega} $$


Knowing you the sampling frequency and frequency of interest you can calculate the angular frequency: $\omega_0= 2\pi\frac{2000}{16000}=\dfrac{\pi}{4}$


Substituting you get:


$$H(j\omega_0)=1-0.8e^{-j\dfrac{\pi}{4}}$$


Taking the magnitude:


$$|H(j\omega_0)| = \left|1-0.8\dfrac{1-i}{\sqrt{2}}\right|\approx 0.7132 $$


Converting to decibel scale:


$$|H_{dB}(j\omega_0)|=20\log_{10}0.7132=-2.93\mathrm{dB} $$


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