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5.1 the frequency response of LTI system 5.2 system function 5.3 frequency response for rational system functio 5.4 relationship between magnitude and phase 5.5 all-pass system 5.6 minimum-phase system 5.7 linear system with generalized linear phase Chapter 5 transform analysis of linear time- invariant system

5.1 the frequency response of LTI system 5.2 system function 5.3 frequency response for rational system function 5.4 relationship between magnitude and

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5.1 the frequency response of LTI system5.2 system function5.3 frequency response for rational system function5.4 relationship between magnitude and phase5.5 all-pass system5.6 minimum-phase system5.7 linear system with generalized linear phase

Chapter 5 transform analysis of linear time-invariant system

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5.1 the frequency response of LTI system

)(|)(|)(

][)(

jeHjjj

n

njj

eeHeH

enheH

|)(|.1 jeH magnitude response or gain

)()(|)(|.2 2 jjj eHeHeH magnitude square function

dBuniteH j :|,)(|log20.3 10 log magnitude

|)(|log20 10jeH magnitude attenuation

magnitude-frequency characteristic:

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log magnitude

linear magnitude

transform curve from linear to log

magnitude

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phase-frequency characteristic:

)(.4 jeH phase response

)]([.5 jeHARG principal phase

)](arg[.6 jeH continuous phase

d

eHdeHgrd

jj )](arg[

)]([.7 group delay

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Figure 5.7

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Figure 5.1EXAMPLEunderstand group delay

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Figure 5.2

5.0,25.0,85.0

25.0,5.0

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5.2 system function

n

nznhzH ][)(

Characteristics of zeros and poles:( 1) take origin and zeros and poles at infinite into consideration, the numbers of zeros and poles are the same.( 2) for real coefficient, complex zeros and poles are conjugated, respectively.( 3) if causal and stable, poles are all in the unit circle.( 4) FIR: have no nonzero poles, called all-zeros type, steady IIR: have nonzero pole; if no nonzero zeros , called all-poles type

]1[][][

11

1)(

]1[]1[][][

11

2

nxnxny

zz

zzH

nynxnxnyEXAMPLE

Difference about zeros and poles in

FIR and IIR

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)()( jeHzH

5.3 frequency response for rational system function

jezj zHeH |)()(

1.formular method

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2. Geometrical method

N

kk

M

kk

MN

dz

czBzzH

1

1

)(

)()(

)(|]arg[]arg[]arg[)](arg[

||

|||||)(||)(|

11

1

1

MNdeceBeH

de

ceBzHeH

N

kk

jM

kk

jj

N

kk

j

M

kk

j

ez

jj

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32132

1 )](arg[,|||)(| jj eHLL

LBeHEXAMPLE

magnitude response in w near zeros is minimum, there are zeros in unit circle, then the magnitude is 0;magnitude response in w near poles is maximum; zeros and poles counteracted each other and in origin does not influence the magnitude.

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ω

|)(| jeH

)1/(1 a

)1/(1 a

20

||||,1

1)(

1az

azzH

EXAMPLE

ω

20

)](arg{ jeH

a

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]4[][][ nxnxny

EXAMPLE

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B=1A=[1,-0.5]figure(1)zplane(B,A)figure(2)freqz(B,A)figure(3)grpdelay(B,A,10)

15.01

1)(

zzHEXAMPLE3.matlab method

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5.4 relationship between magnitude and phase

)(|)(| zHeH j

poles reciprocal conjugate 4

zeros reciprocal conjugate 4

)(|)(|)/1()(|)(|nonuniform

2**

uniform

2

zHeHzHzHeH zejj

j

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Figure 5.20

654

354

621

321

321

,,

,,

,,

,,

,,

zzz

zzz

zzz

zzz

ppp

EXAMPLE )/1()( ** zHzHPole-zero plot for , H(z): causal and stable,Confirm the poles and zeros

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5.5 all-pass system

tconseH jap tan|)(|

cr M

k k

k

k

kM

k k

kap

ze

ez

ze

ez

zd

dzAzH

11*

1

1

*1

11

1

)1(

)(

)1(

)(

1)(

Zeros and poles are conjugate reciprocalFor real coefficient, zeros are conjugated , poles are conjugated.

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4/3 3/4

EXAMPLE

Y

Y Y

N

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0)]([ jap eHgrd

0,0)](arg[ foreH jap

Characteristics of causal and stable all-pass system:

|)('||)(|),(')()( jjap eHeHzHzHzH

application: 1. compensate the phase distortion

2. compensate the magnitude distortion together with minimum-phase system

)()().( min zHzHzH ap

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5.6 minimum-phase system

][][*][*][,

],[][*][:

)()()()(,

)(/1)(,,1)()(

nxnhnhnxthen

nnhnhor

zXzHzHzXthen

zHzHisthatzHzH

i

i

i

ii

inverse system:

onintersecti havemust )( and )( of

:,][][*][ ofcondition the

zHzHROC

nnhnh

i

i

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explanation:

( 1) not all the systems have inverse system。

( 2) inverse system may be nonuniform。

( 3) the inverse system of causal and stable system may not be causal and stable。 the condition of both original and its inverse system causal and stable: zeros and poles are all in the unit circle, such system is called minimum-phase system, corresponding h[n] is minimum-phase sequence。 poles are all in the unit circle, zeros are all outside the unit circle, such system is called maximum-phase system。

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|)(||)(|

)()()(

min

min

jj

ap

eHeH

zHzHzH

zeros outside the unit circle

poles outside the unit circle

minimum-phase system: conjugate reciprocal

zeros and poles

all-pass system: counteracted zeros and poles, zeros and

poles outside the circle

minimum-phase and all-pass decomposition:If H(z) is rational, then :

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)()()()(:

,)(

1)(),()()(

minmin

zHzHzHzHsystemtotal

zHzHzHzHzH

apcd

capd

Figure 5.25

Application of minimum-phase and all-pass decomposition:

Compensate for amplitude distortion

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Properties of minimum-phase systems:

)()()(min zHzHzH ap |)(||)(| min jj eHeH

( 1) minimum phase-delay

0,0)](arg[

)](arg[)](arg[ min

jap

jj

eH

eHeH

( 2) minimum group-delay

0)]([

)]([)]([ min

jap

jj

eHgrd

eHgrdeHgrd

Minimum-phase system and some all-pass system in cascade can make up of another system having the same magnitude response, so there are infinite systems having the same magnitude response.

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nnEnEbut

EEthen

nhnh

eHeH

nEnE

thenmhnEdefine

nn

jj

n

m

],[][,

][][,

|][||][|

|)(||)(|

][][

,energy partial |][|][:

min

min

0

2min

0

2

min

min

0

2

( 3) minimum energy-delay( i.e. the partial energy is most concentrated around n=0)

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Figure 5.30

最小相位maximum phase

EXAMPLE

minimum phase Systems having the same magnitude response

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Figure 5.31

minimum phase

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Figure 5.32

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5.7 linear system with generalized linear phase

5.7.1 definition5.7.2 conditions of generalized linear phase system 5.7.3 causal generalized linear phase (FIR)system

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5.7.1 definition

)()]([),()](arg[

|||)(|)(

realeHgrdlineeH

eeHeHjj

jjj

Strict:

)]([

,)](arg[

)(

||)()(

j

j

j

jjjj

eHgrd

eH

functionrealaiseA

eeAeH

Generalized:

Systems having constant group delay

phase

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||)(

][][][][

][][

mjjid

id

id

eeH

mnxnhnxny

mnnh

EXAMPLE ideal delay system

TeAe

TTjeH jjj )(,2/,0,/)( 2/

differentiator: magnitude and phase are all linearEXAMPLE

physical meaning:all components of input signal are delayed by the same amount in strict line

ar phase system , then there is only magnitude distortion, no phase distortion.it is very important for image signal and high-fidelity audio signal to have no

phase distortion.when B=0, for generalized linear phase, the phase in the whole band is not li

near, but is linear in the pass band, because the phase +PI only occurs when magnitude is 0, and the magnitude in the pass band is not 0.

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square wave with fundamental frequency 100 Hz

linear phase filter:lowpass filter with cut-off frequency 400Hz

nonlinear phase filter:lowpass filter with cut-off frequency 400Hz

EXAMPLE

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Generalized linear phase in the pass band is strict linear phase

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Generalized linear phase in the pass band is strict linear phase

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5.7.2 conditions of generalized linear phase system

][]2[

)(int2

2/32/

)2(

][]2[

)(int2

0

)1(

nhnh

egerM

or

nhnh

egerM

or

2/

2/32/

:,int

,,...],[][:)2(

2/

0

:,int

,,...],[][:)1(

M

or

thenegeraisM

nnhnMhif

M

or

thenegeraisM

nnhnMhif

Or:

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Figure 5.35

M:even

M:odd

M:not integer

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EXAMPLE

M:not integer

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determine whether these system is linear phase,generalized or strict?a and ß=?

2

2

3

1

2

1

3

EXAMPLE

(1) (2)

(3) (4)

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5.7.3 causal generalized linear phase (FIR)system

Mnornfornh

MnnMhnh

0,0][

0],[][

oddMnMhnh

typeIV

evenMnMhnh

typeIII

oddMnMhnh

typeII

evenMnMhnh

typeI

:],[][

:)4(

:],[][

:)3(

:],[][

:)2(

:],[][

:)1(

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Magnitude and phase characteristics of the 4 types:

2/2

)( M

M

n

j nM

nheA0

22cos)()(

2/...2,1],2/[2][],2/[]0[:

)cos(][2

cos][)(:2/

00

MkkMhkaMhawhere

kkanM

nheAtypeIM

k

M

n

j

2/)1...(2,1],2/)1[(2][:

))2/1(cos(][2

cos][)(:2/

00

MkkMhkbwhere

kkbnM

nheAtypeIIM

k

M

n

j

2/...2,1],2/[2][:

)sin(][2

cos][)(:2/

00

MkkMhkcwhere

kkcnM

nheAtypeIIIM

k

M

n

j

2/)1...(2,1],2/)1[(2][:

))2/1(sin(][2

cos][)(:2/

00

MkkMhkdwhere

kkdnM

nheAtypeIVM

k

M

n

j

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|)(| jeH

I II

)}({ jeHARG

)}({ jeHgrd

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III IV

|)(| jeH

)}({ jeHARG

)}({ jeHgrd

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z5

z4

z3*

z3

1/z2

1/z1*

1/z1

z1

z1*

z2

Characteristic of zeros: commonness

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Figure 5.41

Characteristic of every type:

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0)( jeH

type I:

type II:

type III:

type IV:

0)(,0)( 0 jj eHeH

0)( 0 jeH

characteristic of magnitude get from characteristic of zeros:

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M is even M is odd

low high band pass band stop low high band pass band stop

h[n] is even (I) Y Y Y Y Y N Y N (II)

h[n] is odd (III) N N Y N N Y Y N (IV)

Application of 4 types of linear phase system:

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5.1 the frequency response of LTI system :5.2 system function5.3 frequency response for rational system function:5.4 relationship between magnitude and phase :5.5 all-pass system5.6 minimum-phase system5.7 linear system with generalized linear phase ( FIR) 5.7.1 definition: 5.7.2 conditions : h[n] is symmetrical 5.7.3 causal generalized linear phase system

1.condition2.classification3.characteristics of magnitude and phase , filters in point respectively4.analyse of characteristic of magnitude from the zeros of system function

)( jeH

)()( jeHzH

)(|)(| 2 zHeH j 确定

||)()( ,jjj eeAeH

summary

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requirement:

concept of magnitude and phase response, group delay;

transformation among system function, phase response and difference equation;

concept of all-pass, minimum-phase and linear phase system and characteristic of zeros and poles;

minimum-phase and all-pass decomposition;

conditions of linear phase system , restriction of using as filters

key and difficulty:linear phase system

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exercises

5.17 complementarity: minimum-phase and all-pass decomposition5.215.455.53

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the first experiment

problem 1( D)problem 11problem 13( C)problem 22( A)problem 24( A)( C)

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