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Bandwidth in number of octaves
N = getOctaveBandwidth(npFilter)
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N = getOctaveBandwidth(npFilter) returns the bandwidth of the notch peak filter, measured in number of octaves.
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npFilter
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Create a dsp.NotchPeakFilter object in the default configuration.
dsp.NotchPeakFilter
np = dsp.NotchPeakFilter
np = dsp.NotchPeakFilter with properties: Specification: 'Bandwidth and center frequency' Bandwidth: 2205 CenterFrequency: 11025 SampleRate: 44100
Determine the octave bandwidth of the filter using the getOctaveBandwidth function.
getOctaveBandwidth
getOctaveBandwidth(np)
ans = 0.2881
Visualize the filter response using fvtool.
fvtool
fvtool(np)
Notch peak filter whose bandwidth is measured in octaves, specified as a dsp.NotchPeakFilter object.
Bandwidth of the filter measured in number of octaves, returned as a scalar.
Data Types: double
double
getBandwidth
getCenterFrequency
getQualityFactor
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