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Frequency response of a second-order-section (SOS) IIR filter
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function H = sos2freqresp(sos, omega, fs) | |
%SOS2FREQRESP Frequency response of SOS filters. | |
% | |
% H = SOS2FREQRESP(SOS,W,FS) computes the frequency response H of the | |
% matrix of second order section coefficients at the frequencies | |
% specified by the vector W. These frequencies should be real and in | |
% radians/second. FS is the sample rate in samples per second. | |
% | |
% Example usage: | |
% | |
% filters = readFilterFile('L1FOO.txt'); | |
% sos = filters.('FOO_NOTCH')(1).soscoef; | |
% fs = filters.('FOO_NOTCH')(1).fs; | |
% f = logspace(log10(8), log10(12), 1001); | |
% | |
% H = sos2freqresp(sos, 2*pi*f, fs); | |
% | |
% subplot(2,1,1); | |
% semilogx(f, db(H)); | |
% subplot(2,1,2); | |
% semilogx(f, angle(H)*180/pi); | |
% | |
% See also FREQRESP, ZP2SOS, SOS2ZP, SOS2SS, SS2SOS | |
% Author: Tobin Fricke, <tfricke@ligo.caltech.edu> 2010-04-19 | |
% Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College | |
% Validate the input | |
[rows, cols] = size(sos); | |
if cols ~= 6 | |
error('SOS matrix should have 6 columns'); | |
end | |
% Do the computation | |
T = 1/fs; | |
s = 1i*omega; | |
z = exp(s * T); | |
% This should work no matter what the shape of omega. | |
H = ones(size(omega)); | |
for ii=1:rows, | |
b0 = sos(ii,1); | |
b1 = sos(ii,2); | |
b2 = sos(ii,3); | |
a0 = sos(ii,4); | |
a1 = sos(ii,5); | |
a2 = sos(ii,6); | |
H = H .* (b0 + b1./z + b2./z.^2) ./ (a0 + a1./z + a2./z.^2); | |
end | |
return; |
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% This script gives example usage of SOS2FREQRESP. | |
% | |
% Tobin Fricke, 2010-04-19 | |
% Read the FOTON file using Rana's readFilterFile | |
% http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~rana/mat/utilities/readFilterFile.m | |
filters = readFilterFile('/cvs/cds/llo/chans/L1LSC.txt'); | |
% concatenate all the DARM filters into one big matrix | |
sos = []; | |
bank_name = 'DARM'; | |
for ii=1:length(filters.(bank_name)), | |
newsos = filters.(bank_name)(ii).soscoef; | |
sos = vertcat(sos, newsos); | |
end | |
fs = filters.(bank_name)(1).fs; | |
% Choose the frequencies at which we want to know the response | |
f = logspace(log10(8), log10(7444), 1001); | |
% Call SOS2FREQRESP | |
H = sos2freqresp(sos, 2*pi*f, fs); | |
% Make a Bode plot | |
subplot(2,1,1); | |
semilogx(f, db(H)); | |
xlim([min(f) max(f)]); | |
grid on; | |
ylabel('gain [dB]'); | |
title(sprintf('Bode plot of all %s filter modules together', bank_name)); | |
subplot(2,1,2); | |
semilogx(f, angle(H)*180/pi); | |
xlim([min(f) max(f)]); | |
set(gca, 'YTick', 45*(-4:4)); | |
grid on; | |
ylabel('phase [degrees]'); | |
xlabel('frequency [Hz]'); |
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