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Using the matlab fda tool for designing a notch filter

Creating a 50 Hz notch filter for data collected at 1500 HZ.

The following parameters were entered into the Matlab fda tool for designing filters.

Filter Type= band stop Design Method= IIR Butterworth Filter Order Specify Order= 2 Frequency Specifications Fs= 1500 Hz , Fc1=48, Fc2=52 Under the menu option in the fdatool, select Convert To Single Section The Single Section, Direct Form II coefficients from Matlab are: Numerator: 0.9916918276 , -1.9401100454 , 0.9916918276 Denominator: 1.0 , -1.9401100454 , 0.983383655 This translates into the following Visual3D plugin coefficients /A0=0.9916918276 /A1=-1.9401100454 /A2=0.9916918276 /B1=1.9401100454 /B2=-0.983383655 These coefficients are entered into the following Visual3D command Butterworth_Filter ! /SIGNAL_TYPES= ! /SIGNAL_FOLDER=ORIGINAL ! /SIGNAL_NAMES= ! /RESULT_FOLDER=PROCESSED ! /RESULT_SUFFIX= /A0=0.9916918276 /A1=-1.9401100454 /A2=0.9916918276 /B1=1.9401100454 /B2=-0.983383655 ! /NUM_REFLECTED=50 ! /TOTAL_BUFFER_SIZE=50 ! /NUM_BIDIRECTIONAL_PASSES=1 ;

visual3d/documentation/pipeline/signal_commands/using_the_matlab_fda_tool_for_designing_a_notch_filter.txt · Last modified: 2024/07/17 15:46 by sgranger