EXPERIMENT No.

8
Aim: To plot the Kaiser window and its
frequency response for different
values of M (49, 99,149) and (0,
10, and 50). Comment on the results.
The Kaiser window is a window function
used for digital signal processing and is
defined by the formula

Where:

I0 is the zeroth order modified Bessel

function of the first kind.

I0 (x) = 1+(0.25 x2)/ fact(1) +((0.25 x2))2/

fact(3) +((0.25 x2))3/ fact(5)+

Id=Id+((0.25*(xd.^2)).^s)/(factoria
l(s)^2);
end
I=In./Id;
w=I;
wn=n;
subplot(311);
stem(wn,w);
a=0;b=0;
for n=n
a=a+1;
for k=-f:0.01:f
b=b+1;
g(a,b)=exp(-j*k*n);
end
b=0;
end
y=w*g;
k=-f:0.01:f;
subplot(3,1,2)
plot(k,abs(y));
xlabel('FREQUENCY');
ylabel('AMPLITUDE');
title('WINDOW FUNCTION');
y1=max(y);
y2=(abs(y)/y1);
z=20*log10(y2);
subplot(3,1,3);
plot(k,z);
xlabel('FREQUENCY');
ylabel('AMPLITUDE');
title('WINDOW FUNCTION');

is an arbitrary real number that

determines the shape of the window.
M is an integer, and the length of the
sequence is N=M+1.

Sol.
clear all;
clc;
f=0.25*pi;
M=input('Enter M=');
a=input('enter a=');
n=0:M-1;
N=length(n);
xn=a*sqrt(1-(1-((2*n)/(M-1))).^2);
xd=a;
In=1;
Id=1;
for s=1:3
In=In+((0.25*(xn.^2)).^s)/(factoria
l(s)^2);
end
for s=1:3

a=0; m=49

a=0; m=99

a=10; m=49

a=10; m=149

a=50; m=99

a=0; m=149

a=10; m=99

a=50; m=49

a=50; m=149