How Do You Implement an Echo Canceler in Matlab?

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The discussion focuses on implementing an echo canceler in MATLAB, specifically using the transfer function 1/(1+(alpha)*exp^-sT). The user successfully derived the transfer function but struggles with expanding it into an infinite series to obtain the impulse response. They seek guidance on MATLAB commands, specifically filter, sum, zeroes, and plot, to complete the implementation. The user emphasizes their lack of experience with MATLAB, indicating a need for foundational support in coding.

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I have done numbers 1 and part of 2.

I got the transfer function to be 1+(alpha)*exp^(-sT). For part 2 i was able to get that the transfer function for the echo canceler was 1/(1+(alpha)*exp^-sT). This is where my trouble begins, i do not know how to expand it to an infinite series and then from that getting the impulse response of the echo canceler and then truncating that. I would move on to the Matlab part but i have never done MATLAB before and do not even know where to begin on that part. My teacher said this program could be written in just a few lines and all we would need for commands were filter, sum,zeroes and plot. Any help would be amazingly appreciated. Thanks yall.
 

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Does no one have any idea how to do any of this...even a little?
 

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