R. Lee, "Simple Arbitary IIRs," Paper 7635, (2008 October.). doi:
R. Lee, "Simple Arbitary IIRs," Paper 7635, (2008 October.). doi:
Abstract: This is a method of fitting IIRs (Infinite Impulse Response filters) to an arbitrary frequency response, simple enough to incorporate in intelligent AV receivers. Short IIR filters are useful where computational power is limited and at low frequencies where FIRs have poor performance. Speaker and microphone frequency response defects are often better matched to IIRs. Some caveats for digital EQ design are discussed. The emphasis is on speakers and microphones.
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This is a method of fitting IIRs (Infinite Impulse Response filters) to an arbitrary frequency response, simple enough to incorporate in intelligent AV receivers. Short IIR filters are useful where computational power is limited and at low frequencies where FIRs have poor performance. Speaker and microphone frequency response defects are often better matched to IIRs. Some caveats for digital EQ design are discussed. The emphasis is on speakers and microphones.
Author:
Lee, Richard
Affiliation:
Pandit Littoral
AES Convention:
125 (October 2008)
Paper Number:
7635
Publication Date:
October 1, 2008Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Audio Digital Signal Processing and Effects
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