Lecture #8 - Linear Phase Flashcards

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What is a distortionless transmission?

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System gives distortionless transmission if the form of the signal passed through that system is unaffected.

i.e. the o/p signal is a delayed and scaled replica of the input signal

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What must be done to the system to get distortionless transmission in frequency

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  1. System must amplify or attenuate each frequency component uniformly.
  • The magnitude response must be uniform within the signal frequency band.
  1. System must delay each freqeuncy component by the same number of samples.
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Outline the equations and graph for an ideal delay system

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4
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What is the phase delay?

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The relative delay imposed on individual frequency components of the input signal

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5
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What happens if the phase delay is constant?

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There’s distortionless transmission

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What is a linear-phase filter?

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Phase varies linearly with /omega (frequency)

This means linear-phase filters do not introduce distortion to the shape of the waveform.

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7
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A symmetry impulse response means what in phase?

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Linear phase

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8
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What is the difference between necessary and sufficient conditions?

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  1. Necessary; has to be fulfilled
  2. Sufficient; other conditions must be fulfilled
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9
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What does nonlinearity of the phase mean?

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Results in time dispersion

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10
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What’s the reality of implementing linear-phase in filters?

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  1. IIR filters transfer function; nearly impossible to implement
  2. FIR filter transfer function; always possible to design with an exact linear-phase response
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What happens to the impulse response of the linear-phase FIR when the phase is linear?

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  1. The impulse is symmetric
  2. IR is antisymmetric
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