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1. Design 3rd order ideal low pass filter H(s). Two poles are complex conjugates, and one...

1. Design 3rd order ideal low pass filter H(s).

Two poles are complex conjugates, and one pole is on the real axis.

2. transform H(s) to H(z). (Use impulse invariance criterion)

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