Complete the following: a. Show that the amplitude gain of any linear-phase filter with weights in the form of (5.3) may be expressed in the following form: [Hint: Use the weight vector in (5.3)...



Complete the following:


a. Show that the amplitude gain of any linear-phase filter with weights


in the form of (5.3) may be expressed in the following form:


[Hint: Use the weight vector in (5.3) centered at zero, noting that


the time shift has no effect on the amplitude spectrum.] Compare


this result with (2.32), and note that here we have the magnitude of


a continuous Fourier series for a function of frequency (not time).


b. Express the amplitude gain at half the sampling rate as a simple, nontrigonometric sum. Use this expression to compute the


power gains of the two filters in Exercise 5.1 at half the sampling


rate. If you have worked Exercise 5.4, use this result to verify the


ends of the two dB plots.



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