Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Matlab - What Is The Command For Butterworth Bandpass Filter - Stack Overflow

    Uploaded by

    Prinlova Panda
    78 views2 pages
    The document is a discussion on Stack Overflow about commands for creating Butterworth bandpass filters in MATLAB. It includes a question asking for the command to filter signal data within specific frequency bands, and an answer providing the code to create bandpass filters using the butter command or by generating filter coefficients if the signal processing toolbox is not available. The answer explains that the butter command generates coefficients that can be used to filter the input signal, and multiple filters may be combined to filter across multiple bands simultaneously.

    Original Description:

    digital filtering

    Original Title

    Matlab - What is the Command for Butterworth Bandpass Filter - Stack Overflow

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document is a discussion on Stack Overflow about commands for creating Butterworth bandpass filters in MATLAB. It includes a question asking for the command to filter signal data within specific frequency bands, and an answer providing the code to create bandpass filters using the butter command or by generating filter coefficients if the signal processing toolbox is not available. The answer explains that the butter command generates coefficients that can be used to filter the input signal, and multiple filters may be combined to filter across multiple bands simultaneously.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    78 views2 pages

    Matlab - What Is The Command For Butterworth Bandpass Filter - Stack Overflow

    Uploaded by

    Prinlova Panda
    The document is a discussion on Stack Overflow about commands for creating Butterworth bandpass filters in MATLAB. It includes a question asking for the command to filter signal data within specific frequency bands, and an answer providing the code to create bandpass filters using the butter command or by generating filter coefficients if the signal processing toolbox is not available. The answer explains that the butter command generates coefficients that can be used to filter the input signal, and multiple filters may be combined to filter across multiple bands simultaneously.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 2

    11/13/2015

    matlabwhatisthecommandforbutterworthbandpassfilterStackOverflow

    signup

    login

    tour

    help

    stackoverflowcareers

    Signup

    StackOverflowisacommunityof4.7millionprogrammers,justlikeyou,helpingeachother.Jointhem,itonlytakesaminute:

    whatisthecommandforbutterworthbandpassfilter

    Ihavesignaldatatofilterusingbandpassfilterwhichthefrequenciesare1045s,45150sand150600s.howtocreatebandpassfilter
    commandinmatlabtofilterthatfrequencies?
    matlab

    editedJun27'13at10:13

    askedJun27'13at10:00

    VishnuRenku

    baizura

    1,480

    14

    15

    36

    1 inmatlab andthequestionistaggedas PHP ?HamZaJun27'13at10:03


    Sincewhenwasseconds(s)theunitoffrequency?learnvstJun27'13at10:30
    Usually,a"showmethecode?"commentwouldappearhere,butIguessthisissomewhatjustifiable.
    However,youcouldshowsomethingyouhavetried...icedwaterJun27'13at10:52

    1Answer

    Assumingyouhavethesignalprocessingtoolbox(forthe butter commandseelowercodeif


    butter isunavailable),andifyouknowthesamplingfrequency fs ,youcanmakeasimple
    recursiveButterworthfilterusingthelowandhighfrequency(inHz)3dBpoinsusingthe
    followingcode.Higher order swillgiveyoubetterofffrequencyrejectionattheexpenseofa
    longerimpulseresponseandalittlemorecomputationexpense.
    [b,a]=butter(order,[lowFreqhiFreq]/(fs/2),'bandpass');
    y=filter(b,a,x)

    Theoutputsignal y isobtainedbyfilteringtheinputsignal
    usingthe butter command.

    usingthecoefficientsgenerated

    Ifyouwanttohavetheoutputfromall3bandsatonce,youcansumtheoutputsfrom3separate
    filteroperations,oneforeachband.However,youmayliketousethe filtfilt commandover
    filter whendoingthisifyouwanttopreservethephaserelationshipbetweenthebands.
    Ifyoudonothavethesignalprocessingtoolbox,youcancreate2ndorderbandpassbutterworth
    coefficientsusingthecodebelow,where dt=1/fs and fl and fu arelowandhighcutoff
    frequencies.
    function[b,a]=butterTwoBp(dt,fl,fu)
    q=pi*dt*(fufl);
    r=pi*dt*(fu+fl);
    N=(tan(q)^2)+sqrt(2)*tan(q)+1;
    M=(tan(q)^2)/N;%MafterNbecauseitdependsonN
    O=cos(r)*(2*sqrt(2)*tan(q)+4)/((cos(q))*N);
    P=(2*(tan(q)^2)+(((2*cos(r))/(cos(q)))^2)+2)/N;
    Q=cos(r)*(2*sqrt(2)*tan(q)4)/(cos(q)*N);
    R=((tan(q)^2)sqrt(2)*tan(q)+1)/N;
    b=[M02*M0M];
    a=[1OPQR];

    editedJun27'13at10:49

    answeredJun27'13at10:31
    learnvst
    6,421

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17340198/whatisthecommandforbutterworthbandpassfilter

    30

    65

    1/2

    11/13/2015

    matlabwhatisthecommandforbutterworthbandpassfilterStackOverflow

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17340198/whatisthecommandforbutterworthbandpassfilter

    2/2

    You might also like