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In many signal processing situations, the desired (ideal) magnitude response of the filter is a rational function:\(\tilde H(\omega ) = |1/\omega |\) (a digital integrator). The requirements of a linear phase response and guaranteed stable performance limit the design to a finite impulse response (FIR) structure. In many applications we require the FIR filter to yield a highly accurate magnitude response for a narrow band of frequencies with maximal flatness at an arbitrary frequencyω 0 in the spectrum (0, π). No techniques for meeting such requirements with respect to approximation of\(\tilde H(\omega )\) are known in the literature. This paper suggests a design by which the linear phase magnitude response\(|\tilde H(\omega )|\) can be approximated by an FIR configuration giving a maximally flat (in the Butterworth sense) response at an arbitrary frequency ω0, 0<ω0<π*. A technique to compute exact weights for the design has also been given.
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Kumar, B., Kumar, A. Linear phase FIR approximation of magnitude response |1/ω| for maximal flatness at an arbitrary frequency ω0, 0<ω0<π* . Circuits Systems and Signal Process 18, 445–455 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01387465
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