Design of Crossover Filters
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Basic Idea of RED
RED (robust and efficient DSP) is a collection of algorithms that should help engineers to implement basic signal processign tasks in - as the name states - a robust and efficient way. This includes mainly numerical aspects. An overview about the RED collection can be found here.
Here you can find the chapter on the design of so-called crossover filter as a single pdf file. If you would like to download all chapters please go to the RED overview page and get the pdf document that contain all chapters from there.
Authors of this Section:
| Tobias Hübschen |  |
| Gerhard Schmidt |  |
| Finn Spitz |  |
| Jonas Weiss |  |
| Alexander Wilbrandt |  |
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Pdf file of this section |
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Matlab script for the design of FIR crossover filters. |
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Matlab script for the design of IIR crossover filters. |
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