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Showing papers on "Bessel filter published in 1979"



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TL;DR: In this article, a technique for determining non-minimum-phase filter functions that can meet stringent specifications for both the attenuation and group delay characteristics is developed for determining filter functions.
Abstract: A new technique is developed for determining nonminimumphase filter functions that can meet stringent specifications for both the attenuation and group delay characteristics. The organization of a computer program for automatic computation of these transfer functions according to any prescribed specifications is described. As revealed by comparison with some other known approximation techniques, the method proposed is very effective, especially when the delay equalization to within a prescribed error is not required over the entire passband.

12 citations


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TL;DR: A new formula for the group delay of a network is derived and it is shown that this formula is not restricted to narrow-band signals and is valid up to quite large bandwidths.
Abstract: A new formula for the group delay of a network is derived. The formula is not restricted to narrow-band signals and is valid up to quite large bandwidths. A simple and very sensitive technique for group delay measurement, based on this new relation, is described.

7 citations


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TL;DR: Transitional rational X and Y filters with rational transfer functions are considered in this paper, with the objective of having characteristics that vary smoothly from those of the filter X to those of filter Y as certain parameters are varied continuously.
Abstract: Transitional rational XY filters (TRXY) with rational transfer functions are considered having characteristics that vary smoothly from those of filter X to those of filter Y as certain parameters are varied continuously. The X and Y filters are chosen as various combinations of the ultraspherical rational filter, the generalized Bessel rational filter and the inverse Chebyshev filter.

6 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, a Fourier-Bessel series representation in terms of I0 Bessel functions is given for the potential distribution in certain open Einzel- or immersion-type electrostatic configurations with rotational symmetry.
Abstract: A Fourier‐Bessel series representation in terms of I0 Bessel functions is given for the potential distribution in certain open Einzel‐ or immersion‐type electrostatic configurations with rotational symmetry described by φ (A,z) =F (z), 0

5 citations



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TL;DR: In this article, a method for calculating values of Bessel functions of the first kind Jv (z) is described, which requires only a knowledge of their zeros in order to evaluate a simple analytic formula.
Abstract: A method for calculating values of Bessel functions of the first kind Jv (z) is described, which requires only a knowledge of their zeros in order to evaluate a simple analytic formula. A simple error formula is derived and its behaviour as a function of z and v are described. Numerical examples of the error involved in approximating Jv (z) for and v=0,1 are given.

5 citations


Journal ArticleDOI
01 Dec 1979
TL;DR: In this paper, a technique for the design of a recursive digital filter with maximally flat responses in both magnitude and group delay was proposed, and the results showed that the resulting filter always showed smooth responses no matter what the difference is in the polynomial degrees of the numerator and denominator.
Abstract: A technique is proposed for the design of a recursive digital filter with maximally flat responses in both magnitude and group delay. In comparison to the previous designs [1]-[3], the magnitude and group delay always show smooth responses no matter what the difference is in the polynomial degrees of the numerator and denominator.

2 citations


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TL;DR: In this article, an all-pole Bessel filter and a rational transfer function were considered and it was shown that by properly selecting the generalizing parameters, the time delay in each case is, for low frequencies, very nearly independent of the order of the filter.
Abstract: An all-pole filter and a filter with a rational transfer function are considered, both of which are generalizations of the Bessel filter. It is shown that by properly selecting the generalizing parameters, the time delay in each case is, for low frequencies, very nearly independent of the order of the filter. It is possible, also, to select the parameters so that a nearly constant time delay is maintained for low frequencies while the filter order is varied to obtain a number of amplitude responses.

2 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, the design technique for a recursive digital filter with a maximally flat group delay at an arbitrary specified frequency is known, and it is shown that the filter coefficients for high-pass and band-elimination recursive digital filters with a group delay can be expressed in closed forms.
Abstract: The design technique for a recursive digital filter with a maximally flat group delay at an arbitrary specified frequency is known. It is shown here that, for certain cases, the filter coefficients for high-pass and band-elimination recursive digital filters with a maximally flat group delay can be expressed in closed forms.


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TL;DR: In this article, the expression of the Hankel asymptotic approximation for Bessel functions on page 284, should read without the subscripts "np" in the argument x of the Bessel function as:
Abstract: In the above correspondence the expression of the Hankel asymptotic approximation for Bessel functions on page 284, should read without the subscripts "np" in the argument x of the Bessel functions as: