How to design a bandpass filter with specific specifications using MATLAB?

In summary, the conversation discusses the steps and specifications for designing a bandpass filter using linear phase FIR with N=23 taps and frequency sample of 10kHz, low frequency of 2.2kHz, and high frequency of 3kHz. The use of Blackman windowing with 23 taps is also mentioned. The use of MATLAB and different functions for FIR designing is suggested.
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blackout77
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Does anyone know the steps to design/ calculations of bandpass filter, linear phase FIR with these specifications?
a). N= 23 (number of taps) Freq sample = 10kHZ, Freq low= 2.2kHz, Freq high = 3kHz

b). apply a 23 tap to blackman windowing?

Any additional such as the comparison of the two FI design would be helpful, thanks
 
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blackout77 said:
Does anyone know the steps to design/ calculations of bandpass filter, linear phase FIR with these specifications?
a). N= 23 (number of taps) Freq sample = 10kHZ, Freq low= 2.2kHz, Freq high = 3kHz

b). apply a 23 tap to blackman windowing?

Any additional such as the comparison of the two FI design would be helpful, thanks

What learning resources do you have available for this question? What textbook are you using for filter design? What have you done so far on these questions?
 
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I am first computing the impulse sequence h(n) via the Fourier transform method for bandpass filter. Then I multiply the fenerated FIR filter coefficients h(n) by the selected windows sequence of blackman windowing to obtain the hx(n), window impulse sequence. I delay the window impulse sequence hw(n) by M sample (N = 2M + 1) to get the causal windowed FIR filter coefficient ...

Is this correct?
 
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use MATLAB, you can find functions for direct FIR designing using Remez Exchange Algorithm or using different Windows.
 

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