i have declared an FIR filter as fb as given below. Now, i want to find its Fourier transform as FB(jw) with respect to frequency w (omega). How can i do that? I dont think its the same as taking DFT.

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fb=fir1(50,[0.2500 0.8750]); %FIR filter fb

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2016-6-26
Use the freqz function:
fb=fir1(50,[0.2500 0.8750]); %FIR filter fb
figure(1)
freqz(fb, 1, 65536)
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Saiankita Anand
Saiankita Anand 2016-6-26
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Star Strider 2016-6-26
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