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RTF_CREATE_BANDPASS_ANALYTIC(3) 				 rtfilter library				   RTF_CREATE_BANDPASS_ANALYTIC(3)

NAME
rtf_create_bandpass_analytic - Creates an IIR filter estimating the analytic signal in a bandpass. SYNOPSIS
#include <rtf_common.h> hfilter rtf_create_bandpass_analytic(unsigned int nch, int proctype, double fl, double fh, unsigned int num_pole); DESCRIPTION
rtf_create_chebychev() creates a IIR chebychev filter processing nch channels of data type specified by proctype. The output of the filter is the analytic signal of the bandpassed data between the normalized frequencies fl and fh. The num_pole parameter specifies the number of poles of the Chebychev filter used as the basis of the analytic filter. A normalized frequency is the ratio between the absolute frequency and the sampling frequency (i.e. a value of 1.0 refers to the sampling frequency). The Z-transform of this filter has complex coefficients. So like rtf_create_filter(3) the created filter will output complex values keeping the precision specified by proctype. It is important to note that this filter can quickly become unstable as the number of pole specified increased. Please refers to the authors of the library to know the stability domain (TODO: provides the stability domain here) RETURN VALUE
Returns the handle to the created filter in case of success, NULL otherwise. SEE ALSO
rtf_create_filter(3), rtf_destroy_filter(3) EPFL
2010 RTF_CREATE_BANDPASS_ANALYTIC(3)

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RTF_CREATE_DOWNSAMPLER(3)					 rtfilter library					 RTF_CREATE_DOWNSAMPLER(3)

NAME
rtf_create_downsampler - Creates downsampling filter SYNOPSIS
#include <rtfilter.h> hfilter rtf_create_downsampler(unsigned int nch, int type, unsigned int r); DESCRIPTION
rtf_create_downsampler() creates a filter that downsamples signals coming from nch channels of type type (see rtf_create_filter(3)) by a decimation factor of r (i.e. the sampling frequency of the input will be r times the sampling frequency of the output). This is achieved internally by applying a lowpass 4-order Chebychev filter to the input data using a normalized cutoff frequency of 0.8/(2*r) and decimating the result every r samples. RETURN VALUE
Returns the handle to the created filter in case of success, NULL otherwise. NOTES
On the contrary of most other filters, the number of samples returned by rtf_filter(3) is different than the input (as expected) but also may vary at each call if the number of sample supplied in input is not a multiple of r. SEE ALSO
rtf_filter(3), rtf_create_filter(3), rtf_destroy_filter(3) EPFL
2010 RTF_CREATE_DOWNSAMPLER(3)
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