1- Aliasing can affect DFTs, where higher frequency signals can appear as lower frequency signals due...

1- Aliasing can affect DFTs, where higher frequency signals can appear as lower frequency signals due to the use of an N point DFT that has a limit to the highest frequency it can detect. Give one approach when using a DFT to reduce the potential of aliasing.

2-. When using the standard MATLAB commands, or the design equations, to design an FIR filter why is it a good idea to check if the design meets requirements ? Be specific.

3-When using the bilinear transform what is meant by “pre-warping” and why is it necessary ?

4- When using one of the classic filter approximations, which approximation should be used if :

the minimum amount of output distortion is desired.

b. the minimum filter order is desired.

5- Give one advantage of using an FIR filter and one disadvantage of using an FIR filter, when compared to an IIR filter design for the same specification.

Advantage:

Disadvantage:

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