Converting Analog Filter into Digital Filter
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Hello. I'm trying to design a simple Digital Filter. The transfer function of the filter is: 1 / s + alpha Where 'alpha' is a parameter (0.2).
Hence the Cutoff frequency is 0.2Hz.
I use the following code:
alpha = 0.2;
fs = 200; % Sample Frequency [Hz]
% Laplace Domain
B = 1;
A = [1, alpha];
w = 0:0.2:(fs / 2);
h = freqs(B, A, w);
figure;
plot(w, abs(h .* conj(h)));
% Digital Filter
[b, a] = bilinear(B, A, fs);
figure;
freqz(b, a, 1000);
As you can see, in the Freqs plot it works well. the Cutoff frequency is indeed 0.2Hz.
Yet it's not in the Digital Filter.
I tried using 'impinvar' as well with the same results.
How can I design the most accurate digital equivalent of this filter?
I'm using MATLAB R2011a.
Thanks.
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Arnaud Miege
2011-5-26
sys_cont = tf(B,A);
sys_disc = c2d(sys_cont,1/fs);
bode(sys_cont,sys_disc,w);
HTH,
Arnaud
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Arturo Moncada-Torres
2011-5-25
Your question is too wide, since there are a lot of digital filters that could behave they way you describe. Try using the Filter Design Analysis Tool. Just type
fdatool
It is very easy to use and you can export your results to an mfile so you can use it in your code. Hope it helps!
Honglei Chen
2011-5-26
Hi Royi,
When you use Bilinear transform to convert an analog filter to a digital filter, you need to consider the effect of frequency warping. You can find this information in almost any DSP book such as Oppenheim&Schafer. Basically, if you want your digital filter to have a cutoff frequency at 0.2 Hz, then your analog filter needs to have a corresponding cuttoff frequency before the frequency warping.
HTH.
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