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Publish Date: Aug 7, 2007


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Analyzing Frequency Response of a Filter Design

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Overview

The Frequency Filter Analysis VI tests the frequency response of a digital filter against the values you specify. You can adjust the filter type and order to change the shape of the waveform graph indicator. Adjust the filter parameters to create a fit within a specified upper and lower limit.

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Filename: frequency_filter_analys.vi
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The Frequency Filter Analysis VI tests the frequency response of a digital filter against the values you specify. You can adjust the filter type and order to change the shape of the waveform graph indicator. Adjust the filter parameters to create a fit within a specified upper and lower limit. 

The VI uses a white noise signal as the stimulus of the filter. It measures the frequency response between this stimulus and the response of the filter, and tests if the result falls within specified limits. Use the front panel controls to adjust various design parameters of the filter.

Requirements


Filename: frequency_filter_analys.vi

Software Requirements


Application Software: LabVIEW Base Development System 6.1

 
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