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DSP Lab Experiments

The document outlines various tasks related to digital filter design and signal processing, including the design of FIR and IIR filters with specific parameters, the computation of circular convolutions, and the plotting of signals and their spectra. Each task is assigned to different individuals, specifying the requirements for filter characteristics, signal definitions, and computational methods. The tasks involve both theoretical design and practical implementation using techniques like bilinear transformation and DFT.

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DSP Lab Experiments

The document outlines various tasks related to digital filter design and signal processing, including the design of FIR and IIR filters with specific parameters, the computation of circular convolutions, and the plotting of signals and their spectra. Each task is assigned to different individuals, specifying the requirements for filter characteristics, signal definitions, and computational methods. The tasks involve both theoretical design and practical implementation using techniques like bilinear transformation and DFT.

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1)​ (Abhishek) Design a digital FIR High pass filter with Transition bandwidth 200 Hz,

stopband attenuation 50 dB and cutoff frequency 200 Hz.


2)​ (Sivaram)Design a digital filter which has 1dB or less ripples in its passband and
minimum 60dB attenuation in stopband.
1. Passband 0<=|w|<=0.3*pi
[Link] 0.35*pi<=|w|<=pi
[Link] bilinear transformation
3)​ (sridhar) let x1(n)=del(n)+del(n-7) and x2(n)=cos(2*pi*n/N) whereas 0<=n<=N-1 and
value of N=8, x3(n)=x1(n)x2(n) so, y=∑_(n=0)^(N-1)〖x1(n).x2(n)〗.Find the value of
y?
4)​ HARISH M: Let y(n)=∑_(n=0)^(N-1){x1(n)x2(n)} and x1(n)=u(n)+u(n-7)-∂(n-8) ,
x2(n)=cos(2πn/N) , 0≤n≤N-1; N=17 . Plot x1(n) and x2(n).
5)​ JEEVITHA C: Plot the spectrum of 8 point DFT of blackman window and plot the time
domain window function also.
6)​ MANISH M: Find fft or (dft with own code) of given 2 sequences and find circular
convolution for that
7)​ (Mukundan) Design a digital IIR filter for the following specifications using chebyshev
approximation. use Bilinear transform to convert it into digital filter.
pass band edge frequency =0.6pi
stop band edge frequency =0.2pi
pass band attenuation: <3dB
stop band attenuation: >50dB
sampling frequency =8kHz
8)​ (mahesh) design an appropriate filter such that output contains only 200hz component
for the given input x=2(cos200pit)+3cos(400pit)+cos(750pit) signal.
9)​ (Nidhin) Compute the 8-point circular convolution for the given sequences
x(n) = (1/3^n)*u(n-5)
y(n) = cos(3pi*n/N)

10)​(Vinay) (¼)^n for 0<n<50- For an LTI system with impulse response cos(w*pi) 0<n<3,
plot the impulse response using DFT samples
11)​Sofia - Find the 16 point circular convolution for the signals cos(2*pi*n/N) and
sin(2*pi*n/N) and plot it.
12)​Kamalesh.M.S Design a digital IIR filter for the following specifications using butterworth
approximation. use Bilinear transform to convert it into digital filter.
pass band edge frequency =0.6pi
stop band edge frequency =0.2pi
pass band attenuation: <3dB
stop band attenuation: >50dB
sampling frequency =8kHz
13)​

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