Linear Filters
Part 4:
Passing Frequencies Through
In this
part, we are going to see how to predict which frequencies are passed
though a linear filter unchanged. If our linear filter has the
equation
yk+n
+ a1 yk+n-1 + .... + an-1
yk+1 + an yk =
zk,
then we are looking to
solve the equation
yk+n
+ a1 yk+n-1 + .... + an-1
yk+1 + an yk =
yk,
which is the same as
the homogeneous equation
yk+n
+ a1 yk+n-1 + .... + an-1
yk+1 + (an - 1) yk =
0.
Thus, we can use the
methods of the previous part to also solve our current
problem.
- Find as large a
linearly independent set of signals as you can that are passed
through unchanged by the linear filter
yk+2
+ yk = zk.
Discuss the
significance of what you have found.
- Find as large a
linearly independent set of signals as you can that are passed
through unchanged by the linear filter
yk+4
- yk+2 + 2 yk =
zk
from Part 2.
Compare your answers to the observations you made
there.
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