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    Fir HPF Using Tms320C6713 DSK Kit

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    This document contains code for implementing a FIR high pass filter using a TMS320C6713 DSK kit. It takes in the number of filter coefficients and cutoff frequency as input, calculates the filter coefficients using a sine function, and outputs the coefficient values. It also contains code for implementing low pass and band pass filters using different windowing functions.

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    This document contains code for implementing a FIR high pass filter using a TMS320C6713 DSK kit. It takes in the number of filter coefficients and cutoff frequency as input, calculates the filter coefficients using a sine function, and outputs the coefficient values. It also contains code for implementing low pass and band pass filters using different windowing functions.

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    This document contains code for implementing a FIR high pass filter using a TMS320C6713 DSK kit. It takes in the number of filter coefficients and cutoff frequency as input, calculates the filter coefficients using a sine function, and outputs the coefficient values. It also contains code for implementing low pass and band pass filters using different windowing functions.

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    Fir HPF Using Tms320C6713 DSK Kit

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    This document contains code for implementing a FIR high pass filter using a TMS320C6713 DSK kit. It takes in the number of filter coefficients and cutoff frequency as input, calculates the filter coefficients using a sine function, and outputs the coefficient values. It also contains code for implementing low pass and band pass filters using different windowing functions.

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    /*FIR HPF USING TMS320C6713 DSK KIT

    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <math.h>
    float hd[20],h[20];
    void main()
    {
    float wc,tou,M,hd[20],h[20],wn,pi;
    int p,n;
    printf("enter the no of coeff. of filter M=");
    scanf("%f",&M);
    p=(int)M;
    printf("enter the discrete time cutoff freq. wc=");
    scanf("%f",&wc);
    tou=(M-1)/2;
    pi=3.145;
    for (n=0;n<=M-1;n++)
    {
    hd[n]=(sin(pi*(n-tou))-sin(wc*(n-tou)))/(pi*(n-tou));
    if ((n==tou)&&((p/2)*2 != p))
    hd[n]=1-wc/pi;
    wn=1;
    h[n]=hd[n]*wn;

    }
    for (n=0;n<=M-1;n++)
    {
    printf("\n h%1.0f=%f",n,h[n]);
    }

    }
    /*result
    enter the no of coeff. of filter M=15
    enter the discrete time cutoff freq. wc=100
    h-0=-0.025792
    h-0=-0.001258
    h-0=0.028664
    h-0=0.068724
    h-0=0.104879
    h-0=0.139922
    h-0=0.159923
    h-0=-30.796503
    h-0=0.159923
    h-0=0.139922
    h-0=0.104879
    h-0=0.068724
    h-0=0.028664
    h-0=-0.001258
    h-0=-0.025792
    */
    Rectangular window
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <math.h>
    float hd[20],h[20];
    void main()
    {
    float wc,tou,M,hd[20],h[20],wn,pi;
    int p,n;
    printf("enter the no of coeff. of filter M=");
    scanf("%f",&M);
    p=(int)M;
    printf("enter the discrete time cutoff freq. wc=");
    scanf("%f",&wc);
    tou=(M-1)/2;
    pi=3.145;
    for (n=0;n<=M-1;n++)
    {
    hd[n]=(sin(pi*(n-tou))-sin(wc*(n-tou)))/(pi*(n-tou));
    if ((n==tou)&&((p/2)*2 != p))
    hd[n]=1-wc/pi;
    wn=0.54-0.46*cos((2*pi*n)/(M-1));
    h[n]=hd[n]*wn;

    }
    for (n=0;n<=M-1;n++)
    {
    printf("\n h%1.0f=%f",n,h[n]);
    }

    }
    Hamming window
    /*FIR LPF
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <math.h>
    float hd[20],h[20];
    void main()
    {
    float wc,tou,M,hd[20],h[20],wn,pi;
    int p,n;
    printf("enter the no of coeff. of filter M=");
    scanf("%f",&M);
    p=(int)M;
    printf("enter the discrete time cutoff freq. wc=");
    scanf("%f",&wc);
    tou=(M-1)/2;
    pi=3.145;
    for (n=M-1;n>=0;n--)
    {
    hd[n]=sin(wc*(n-tou))/(pi*(n-tou));
    if((n==tou)&&((p/2)*2 != p))
    {
    hd[n]=wc/pi;
    }
    wn=1;
    h[n]=hd[n]*wn;

    }
    for (n=M-1;n>=0;n--)
    {
    printf("\n h%1.0f=%f",n,h[n]);
    }

    /*Result
    enter the no of coeff. of filter M=8
    enter the discrete time cutoff freq. wc=1000

    h0=-0.024108
    h0=0.023750
    h0=0.061744
    h0=0.055416
    h0=-0.024315
    h0=-0.146777
    h0=-0.264002
    h0=-316.965027
    */

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