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Auteur principal: Ramalingam, C. S.
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contents Tables of optimal transition coefficients and peak sidelobe level (PSL, in dB) associated with frequency sampling filter (FSF) design were published by Rabiner et al. (Jun 1970), and reproduced, for example, in the book Digital Signal Processing by Proakis and Manolakis (4/e, 2007). A set of values are also given in Appendix H of Understanding Digital Signal Processing} by Lyons (3/e, 2011), but there are significant differences between these two sets. For example, for $N=16$ and BW$=4$, two different transition coefficient values have been reported, viz., $0.38916626$ (Rabiner, et al.) and $0.34918551$ (Lyons). Neither is optimal, for we find the optimum value to be $0.40474097$. The published values of the corresponding PSLs were also found to be incorrect. In this paper we give the optimal values of the transition coefficients and PSL values as estimated by our program for the lowpass and bandpass filters listed in Rabiner et al. and Lyons.
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spellingShingle Corrections to Published Values of Frequency Sampling Filter Transition Coefficients
Ramalingam, C. S.
Signal Processing
Tables of optimal transition coefficients and peak sidelobe level (PSL, in dB) associated with frequency sampling filter (FSF) design were published by Rabiner et al. (Jun 1970), and reproduced, for example, in the book Digital Signal Processing by Proakis and Manolakis (4/e, 2007). A set of values are also given in Appendix H of Understanding Digital Signal Processing} by Lyons (3/e, 2011), but there are significant differences between these two sets. For example, for $N=16$ and BW$=4$, two different transition coefficient values have been reported, viz., $0.38916626$ (Rabiner, et al.) and $0.34918551$ (Lyons). Neither is optimal, for we find the optimum value to be $0.40474097$. The published values of the corresponding PSLs were also found to be incorrect. In this paper we give the optimal values of the transition coefficients and PSL values as estimated by our program for the lowpass and bandpass filters listed in Rabiner et al. and Lyons.
title Corrections to Published Values of Frequency Sampling Filter Transition Coefficients
topic Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.02556