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In this problem, we will design a two-band $(M=2)$ cosine-modulated PQMF bank with $L=8$. a. First, design a linear phase FIR prototype lowpass filter (i.e., $w(n)$ ), with normalized cutoff frequency $\pi / 4$. Plot the frequency response of this window. Use fir 2 command in MATLAB to design the lowpass filter. b. Use Eq. (6.13) and (6.14) to design the PQMF analysis and synthesis filters, respectively. Figure 6.33. Test signals to study the differences among various types of orthonormal DCT transforms.FIGURE CANT COPY Figure 6.34. A two-band PQMF design. c. In Figure 6.34, use $s(n)=0.75 \sin (\pi n / 3)+0.5 \cos (\pi n / 6), n=0$, $1, \ldots, 6$, and generate $s_3(n)$. Compare $s(n)$ and $s_3(n)$ and comment on any type of distortion that you may observe. d. What are the advantages of employing a cosine modulated filter bank over the two-band QMF and two-band CQF. e. List some of the key differences between the CQF and the PQMF in terms of 1) the analysis filter bank frequency responses, 2) phase distortion, 3) impulse response symmetries. f. Use sine window, $w(n)=\sin [(2 n+1) \pi / 4 M]$ with $M=8$, and repeat steps (b) and (c).

   In this problem, we will design a two-band $(M=2)$ cosine-modulated PQMF bank with $L=8$.
a. First, design a linear phase FIR prototype lowpass filter (i.e., $w(n)$ ), with normalized cutoff frequency $\pi / 4$. Plot the frequency response of this window. Use fir 2 command in MATLAB to design the lowpass filter.
b. Use Eq. (6.13) and (6.14) to design the PQMF analysis and synthesis filters, respectively.
Figure 6.33. Test signals to study the differences among various types of orthonormal
DCT transforms.FIGURE CANT COPY
Figure 6.34. A two-band PQMF design.
c. In Figure 6.34, use $s(n)=0.75 \sin (\pi n / 3)+0.5 \cos (\pi n / 6), n=0$, $1, \ldots, 6$, and generate $s_3(n)$. Compare $s(n)$ and $s_3(n)$ and comment on any type of distortion that you may observe.
d. What are the advantages of employing a cosine modulated filter bank over the two-band QMF and two-band CQF.
e. List some of the key differences between the CQF and the PQMF in terms of 1) the analysis filter bank frequency responses, 2) phase distortion, 3) impulse response symmetries.
f. Use sine window, $w(n)=\sin [(2 n+1) \pi / 4 M]$ with $M=8$, and repeat steps (b) and (c).
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Audio Signal Processing and Coding
Audio Signal Processing and Coding
Andreas Spanias, Ted… 1st Edition
Chapter 6, Problem 17 ↓

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- Define the filter order \(L = 8\). - Use the following MATLAB code to design the filter and plot its frequency response: ```matlab L = 8; % Filter order f = [0 0.25 0.25 1]; % Frequency bands m = [1 1 0 0]; % Magnitude response w = fir2(L, f, m); % Design the  Show more…

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In this problem, we will design a two-band $(M=2)$ cosine-modulated PQMF bank with $L=8$. a. First, design a linear phase FIR prototype lowpass filter (i.e., $w(n)$ ), with normalized cutoff frequency $\pi / 4$. Plot the frequency response of this window. Use fir 2 command in MATLAB to design the lowpass filter. b. Use Eq. (6.13) and (6.14) to design the PQMF analysis and synthesis filters, respectively. Figure 6.33. Test signals to study the differences among various types of orthonormal DCT transforms.FIGURE CANT COPY Figure 6.34. A two-band PQMF design. c. In Figure 6.34, use $s(n)=0.75 \sin (\pi n / 3)+0.5 \cos (\pi n / 6), n=0$, $1, \ldots, 6$, and generate $s_3(n)$. Compare $s(n)$ and $s_3(n)$ and comment on any type of distortion that you may observe. d. What are the advantages of employing a cosine modulated filter bank over the two-band QMF and two-band CQF. e. List some of the key differences between the CQF and the PQMF in terms of 1) the analysis filter bank frequency responses, 2) phase distortion, 3) impulse response symmetries. f. Use sine window, $w(n)=\sin [(2 n+1) \pi / 4 M]$ with $M=8$, and repeat steps (b) and (c).
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