Abstract

In this paper, the technique of McClellan transformation is applied to design variable 2-D FIR digital filters. Compared with the conventional transformation, the 2-D transformation subfilter and the 1-D prototype filter are designed such that their frequency characteristics are adjustable. Moreover, they are tunable by the same variable parameter, so the variable characteristics of 1-D prototype filters are coincident with those of 2-D subfilters. Several examples, including variable fan filters, variable circularly symmetric filters, and variable elliptically symmetric filters with arbitrary orientation, are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness and the flexibility of the presented method.

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