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- What is the effect of low pass filters?
- Why is a low-pass filter not physically realizable?
- How can I improve my low-pass filter?
- Which one is a characteristic of a low-pass filter?
What is the effect of low pass filters?
Low-pass filtering increases the ratio of harmonic signal to noise, producing a signal with increasing amounts of harmonic signal and decreasing amounts of noise to a cutoff frequency of 400Hz.
Why is a low-pass filter not physically realizable?
The Paley and Wiener criterion implies that ideal filters are not physically realizable because in a certain frequency range for each type of ideal filters. Therefore, approximations of ideal filters are desired.
How can I improve my low-pass filter?
How can we improve the performance of low pass and high pass filters? For a sharper, steeper cutoff you need to make the filter a higher-order filter. If it is a digital filter this is usually easy as most software filter programs allow you to adjust the order of the filter.
Which one is a characteristic of a low-pass filter?
A low pass filter
The low pass filter should have the cut off frequency equal to wm so that it allows only lower frequencies up to the cut off frequency to pass through. The other higher frequencies in the sampled signal are rejected by the low pass filter.
