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    This document designs and compares three different filters: a linear phase filter, a maximally flat filter, and an equal ripple filter. It uses Butterworth, Butterworth, and Chebyshev filters of order 5 with a cutoff frequency of 2 GHz. The frequency and amplitude responses of the three filters are plotted on a single graph for comparison between 0-4 GHz with legends identifying each filter type.

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    This document designs and compares three different filters: a linear phase filter, a maximally flat filter, and an equal ripple filter. It uses Butterworth, Butterworth, and Chebyshev filters of order 5 with a cutoff frequency of 2 GHz. The frequency and amplitude responses of the three filters are plotted on a single graph for comparison between 0-4 GHz with legends identifying each filter type.

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    This document designs and compares three different filters: a linear phase filter, a maximally flat filter, and an equal ripple filter. It uses Butterworth, Butterworth, and Chebyshev filters of order 5 with a cutoff frequency of 2 GHz. The frequency and amplitude responses of the three filters are plotted on a single graph for comparison between 0-4 GHz with legends identifying each filter type.

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    % Mohamed Adel Mokhtar

    % 18104047

    clc; clear all; close all;

    N=5; fc=2*(10^9); wc=2*pi*fc;

    [b1,a1]=butter(N,2*wc,'s');
    [ht1,w1]=freqs(b1,a1,500);
    f1=w1/(2*pi);
    ht1db=mag2db(abs(ht1));

    [b2,a2]=butter(N,wc,'s');
    [ht2,w2]=freqs(b2,a2,500);
    f2=w2/(2*pi);
    ht2db=mag2db(abs(ht2));

    [a3,b3]=cheby1(N,2,wc,'s');
    [ht3,w3]=freqs(a3,b3,500);
    f3=w3/(2*pi);
    ht3db=mag2db(abs(ht3));

    figure
    plot(f1,ht1db);
    hold on
    plot(f2,ht2db);
    hold on
    plot(f3,ht3db);
    xlim([0 4*(10^9)]); ylim([-40 0]);
    xlabel('Freuency (GHZ)'); ylabel('Attenution (db)');
    title('Amplitude response');
    legend('Linear Phase','Maximally flat','Equal ripples');
    grid on;

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    Published with MATLAB® R2018a

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