Abstract

The magnitude-squared characteristic of a low-pass filter is approximated, over the finite interval [-1, 1 ], by the ratio φ(x)/[φ(x) + P(x)] of two polynomials. For elliptic filter design, a special case, the polynomials φ(x) and P(x) (of the same order) are chosen such that the ratios P(x)/φ(x) and φ(x)/P(x) approximate, in the Chebyshev sense, the zero function over the passband [x p , 1] and stopband [-1, x s ], respectively. The passband and stopband form two disjoint intervals. The polynominals are determined by repeated applications of Darlington's technique for obtaining a rational function generalization of Chebyshev polynominals.

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