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Title: Poles and Zeros Frequency


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Poles and Zeros Frequency
  • Chapter 12
  • Lecture 15

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Frequency response from Poles and Zeros
  • Recall z esT e(sj?)T
  • And zk ? Hkzk
  • So ejOk ? HejOejOk letting s 0, O ?T
  • e-jOk ? He-jOe-jOk
  • This is the same as
  • cosOk ? HejOcos(Ok?HejO)
  • This says the response to a sinusoid inputs
    is.

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  • Consider yk1 -0.8yk fk1

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  • Let fk cosp/6k 0.2
  • Hejp/6
  • Hejp/6

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So far we have been analyzing system
responses.Lets start designing responses based
on poles and zeros
  • We will plot on the unit circle.
  • The closer the pole or zero is to the point ej?T,
    the more affect it has on the system response.
  • To enhance the amplitude response at freq-?,
    place a pole close to ej?T
  • To suppress the amplitude response at freq-?,
    place a zero close to ej?T
  • Placing a zero on ej?T, zeros the response (notch
    filter)
  • Placing a zero on the Origin, causes a pure delay
  • All poles must lie inside the Unit Circle (zeros
    dont matter)

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  • Consider H(z) bn(z-z1) (z-z2) (z-z3)
  • (z-p1) (z-p2) (z-p3)

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