Notch filters is a family of filters that includes the all-pass filter. For the filter (a) Determine
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(a) Determine the values of α1, α2, and K that would make H(z) an all-pass filter of unit magnitude. Use MATLAB to compute and plot the magnitude response of H(z) using the obtained values for α and K. Plot the poles and zeros of this filter.
(b) If we would like the filter H(z) to be a notch filter, of unit gain at at Ï = Ï/2(rad), and notches at Ï = 0 and Ï, determine the values of α and K to achieve this. Use MATLAB functions to verify that the filter is a notch filter, and to plot the poles and zeros.
(c) Use MATLAB to show that when α1 = α2 = α and 1 ¤ α ¤ 2, the given H(z) correspond to a family of notch filters with different attenuations. Determine K so that these filters are unity gain at Ï = Ï/2.
(d) Suppose we use the transformation z1 = jZ1 to obtain a filter H(Z) using H(z) obtained in the previous item. Where are the notches of this new filter? What is the difference between the all-filters H(z) and H(Z)?
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