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Page 1: BGL/SNU 5.Linear Time-Invariant System 5.1 The Frequency Response of LTI systems 5.2 System Functions for Systems Characterized by Linear Constant-Coefficient

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5.Linear Time-Invariant System

5.1 The Frequency Response of LTI systems

5.2 System Functions for Systems Characterized by Linear

Constant-Coefficient Difference

5.3 Frequency Response for Rational System Functions

5.4 Relationship between Magnitude and Phase

5.5 All-Pass Systems

5.6 Minimum-Phase Systems

5.7 Linear Systems with Generalized Linear Phase

5.8 Summary

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5.1 Frequency Response

][*][][ nhnxny )()()( zHzXzY )(|)(|)(

jeHjjj eeHeH

(e.q) Frequency selective filter - ideal

|)(| jeH

cc

)( jeH

cjeH ||,1|)(|

elsewhere,0

)( jeH

)(

)(sin][

n

nnh c

( : delay,centerpoint of sync function)

1

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Group dalay

)(arg)(grd)(

jj eH

d

deH

)(arg).( jeHqe )(

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5.2 System Functions for Constant Coefficient Systems

M

kk

N

kk knxbknya

00

][][

N

kk

M

kk

N

k

kk

M

k

kk

zd

zc

a

b

za

zb

zX

zYzH

1

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

)1(

)1(

)(

)()(

Stable if Causal if Roc includes

kdk 1,|| z

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-Inverse System

1)()( zHzH i

N

kk

M

kk

i

zc

zd

a

b

zHzH

1

1

1

1

0

0

)1(

)1(

)(

1)(

][][*][ nnhnh i

Inverse system, stable if all poles and zeros, inside the uc minimum-phase system

)1()9.0(5.0)()9.0()( , 9.01

5.01)( (e.q) 1

1

1

nununhz

zzH nn

)1()5.0(9.0)()5.0()( , 5.01

9.01)( 1

1

1

nununhz

zzH nn

ii

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-FIR vs IIR

N

k k

kNM

r

rr zd

AzBzH

11

0 1)(

N

k

nkk

NM

rr nudArnBnh

10

][)(][][

FIR part IIR part

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5.3 Frequency Response of Rational System Functions

)1)1) : phase0

0 N

jωk

Mjω

kj ed(ec(

a

bH(e

)1arg)1arg) grd :delay N

jωk

Mjω

kj ed(

d

dec(

d

dH(e

(note) arg : continuous phase ARG : its principal value in

),( )(2)( ARG) arg reHH(e jj

N

k

jk

M

k

jk

j

ed

ec

a

beH

1

1

0

0

|)1(|

|)1(||)(| : Magnitude

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(example)

11) zreH(z j

jjj ereH(e 1)

)]cos21log[10 2 θ(wrr)||H(e jω

])cos1

)sinarctan

θ(wr

θ(wr)H(e jω

)cos21

)cos grd

2

2

θ(wrr

θ(wrr)H(e jω

Check how they change as r and vary.

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5.4 Relationship between Magnitude and Phase

)(ˆ][ˆ

)()(][ )](arg[

j

eXjjj

eXnx

eeXeXnxj

F

F

(complex cepstrum of x[n])

from Eqs. (11.28) and (11.29) (pp. 781)

deXx

deXxeX

deXeX

j

jj

jj

)(log2

1]0[ˆ,

2cot)](arg[

2

1]0[ˆ)(log

2cot)(log

2

1)](arg[

where

-

-

P

P

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※Relationship between real part and imaginary part of complex sequence (single-side band)

single-side band sequence 0,0)( jeX

)()()(

][][][ j

jj

rj

ir

ejXeXeX

njxnxnx

(complex sequence)F

)()(2

1)(][][

2

1][

)()(2

1)(][][

2

1][

**

**

jjjii

jjjrr

eXeXejXnxnxnjx

eXeXeXnxnxnx

0),(

0),()(

jr

jrj

iejX

ejXeX or

0,

0,)(

)()()(

where

j

jeH

eXeHeX

j

jr

jji

Hilbert Transform

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Illustration of decomposition of a one-sided Fourier transform

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Inverse Hilbert transform

0,0

0,)2/(sin2

2

1

2

1][

)()()()(

1)(

2

0

0

n

nn

n

djedjenh

eXeHeXeH

eX

njnj

ji

jjij

jr

impulse response of an ideal Hilbert transformer

Hilbert transformer

xr[n] xr[n]

xi[n]

x[n]

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5.5 Allpass System

)cos(21

1)(

)cos(1

)sin(arctan2)(

1)(

)(

)(

1

1

1)(

)(1

)(

2

2

***

1

*1

rr

reHgrd

r

reH

foreH

eA

eAe

ae

eae

ae

aeeH

reaaz

azzH

jap

jap

jap

j

jj

j

jj

j

jj

ap

jap

1a

*

1

a1

)( jap eH

2

)( jap eHgrd

2

1r

r

r

1

1

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- 2nd order allpass function

- Nth order allpass function ( real-coeff)

)(

)()(

1

zA

zAzzH

N

ap

22

11

21

12

1*1

1*1

1)1()1(

)()()(

zaza

azaz

zaaz

azazzH ap

coeffs.-real

1

2

)( jap eH )( j

ap eHgrd

2 2

1a

a

1

*

1

a

*a

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5.6 Minimum phase System

)( and )( ofn combinatioin drepresente becan functions system All -

Circle Unit theinside zeros all and poles all ),( -

min

min

zHzH

zH

ap

).( ge

)()(

11)1)(1)(1)(1(

1,1),)()(1)(1()(

min

1

*1

1*

11*11*1

*111*1

zHzH

bz

bz

zb

bzzbbzzaaz

babzbzzaazzH

ap

ab

1 )(zH )(min zH )(zH ap

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)()(

? " phase-minimum "Why

min jj eHeH

1

2

3

) phase negative ( lag-phase minimum

)(arg)(arg)(arg min

jap

jj eHeHeH) 0grd ( slope negative

delay group minimum

)()()( min

jap

jj eHgrdeHgrdeHgrd

) 0grd (

) 5.32 figure see (delay energy minimum

)nwhen (,)()(0

2

min0

2

n

m

n

m

mhmh

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Sequences all having the same frequency response magnitude

( zeros are at all combinations of 0.9ej0.6 and 0.8ej0.8 and their reciprocals)

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)0()0(

))(0()()(lim)(lim0 (note)

5.66) prob see (

min

minmin

hh

bhzHzHzH)h( apzz

1|| bsince

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- Frequency response Compensation

Distoring System

C ompensating System

][ns ][nsd ][nsc

)(zH d )(zH c

)(zG

)()()(such that )( Choose zHzHzHzH apcdc

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5.7 Generalized Linear Phase System jj

Rj eeHeH )()(

Part Real

delayconstant )(

phaselinear )(arg

j

j

eHgrd

eH

)order highest thehalf (2

M

1 case

phase!linear )(

...})12

(cos22

cos2{

...)()(

...)(

)Cond. Sufficient(,...)(

102

)12

()12

(2

1222

0

0)1(

110

110

jR

j

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mj

MjMjjj

nMnM

M

eHe

Ma

Mae

eeeaeeea

eaeaeaaeH

aazazaazH

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quadin zeros 0)(0)(

)()...(

)...()(

1

10

11

110

ii

MMM

MM

M

MMMM

zHzH

zHzazazaz

azazazzH

1

iMi aa

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location zeroon restrict no

)1()1(

)1()1(

)()(

I Type

11

11

111

HH

HH

zHzzH

ordereven

aa

M

nMn

0)1(

)1()1(

)1()1(

)()(

II Type

2

22

22

122

H

HH

HH

zHzzH

orderodd

aa

M

nMn

11

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) example (

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 n0 1 2 3 4 5 6 n

)(1 nh )(2 nh

2sin

25

sin)(

...1)(

21

411

jj eeH

zzzH

2sin

2sin)(

...1)(

2

3

2

312

jj eeH

zzzH

0 2 0 2

2delay 3/2delay

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2 case

2,

2phase!linear dgeneralize)(

...})12

(sin22

sin2{

...)()()(

,...)(

102

)12

()12

(2

1222

0

)1(1

110

MeHe

Ma

Maje

eeeaeeeaeH

aazazazaazH

jR

jj

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mj

Mjj

nMnM

MM

M

quadin zeros 0)(0)(

)()...(

)...()(

1

10

11

110

ii

MMM

MM

M

MMMM

zHzH

zHzazazaz

azazazzH

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0)1(,0)1(

)1()1(

)1()1(

)()(

III Type

33

33

33

133

HH

HH

HH

zHzzH

ordereven

aa

M

nMn

0)1(

)1()1(

)1()1(

)()(

IV Type

4

44

44

144

H

HH

HH

zHzzH

orderodd

aa

M

nMn

1 1

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) example (

)(3 nh )(4 nh

)sin22sin2()(

01)(2

3

4313

jeeH

zzzzHjj )

2sin2

2

3sin2()(

1)(

2

3

4

3214

jeeH

zzzzH

jj

0 2 0 2

2delay 3/2delay

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 n0 1 2 3 4 5 6 n

) zero be tohappened (

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H.W. of Chapter 5

Ref : [1] Project 4.1 Transfer Function Analysis

Text : [2] 5.10    [3] 5.21   [4] 5.38   [5] 5.45