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Graduate Recreating chebychev coefficient from an article
Hello, Yes this is the article from which the example came from. you are correct regarding the wolfram alfa calculation.assuming that their numbers are wrong i tried to use matlabs commands for g=chebyshevT([1 ,2, 3 ,4] , x) %first kind [ x, 2*x^2 - 1, 4*x^3 - 3*x, 8*x^4 - 8*x^2 + 1]...- dan_smith
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Graduate Recreating chebychev coefficient from an article
if x_0=1.853 then T_0=1 T_1=1.853 T_2=2*1.853*1.853-1 its not the same numbers that they get in the article Thanks- dan_smith
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Graduate Recreating chebychev coefficient from an article
Hello i need to recreate these chebychev coefficents given the initial value of X_0=1.853 as shown in the photo bellow. i have tried to follow the iterrative algorithm shown in the photo bellow. please help me understand where did i go wrong? thanks- dan_smith
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What kind of itterations was done here
ok they pick combinations of C1 and C2 , for what purpose? in the solution they say that at minimum point: theta=pi/2 C_min=-21dB=0.089125 C=C_1*sin(3/2*pi)+(C_2-C_1)sin(pi/2)=-C_1+C_2-C_1=C_2-2*C_1 eq1. 0.089125=C_2-2*C_1 C_max=-19dB=0.1122there are lots of combinations for C_1 and C_2 to...- dan_smith
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What kind of itterations was done here
Hello , in the attached photo there is a an examle in which we want a 20dB coupling with 1dB ripple, so Cmax is -19 and Cmin is -21. in the marked table in red they do a "trial and error"' itterations what kind of itterations?, why they pick each time a different C_max? C max is -19 dB which...- dan_smith
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Exploring the World of Electrical Engineering: An Introduction for Students
student of electrical engeering- dan_smith
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