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Butterworth: use 2nd order components 

When building a high-order Butterworth filter, split into 2nd-order
components, not 4th-order. Instability due to quantization effects has been
observed on real data even with double-precision floating point.
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Laurence Withers 2012-03-16 10:55:21 +00:00
parent 00b6427cca
commit 26456a3080
1 changed files with 8 additions and 3 deletions
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src/libiir/400_parser.c
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@ -103,8 +103,13 @@ iir_parser_raw(struct iir_filter_t** fi, const char* desc)
* The maximum order in any single Butterworth-type filter. If the given order
* exceeds this, we split the resulting filter up into multiple sets of
* coefficients of this order or less.
*
* This is required since IIR filters, even with double-precision floating
* point numbers, are particularly susceptible to quantization errors. In
* practice, anything with a steeper roll-off than 2nd order can go unstable
* when presented with real input data.
*/
#define IIR_PARSER_BW_MAX_ORDER (4)
#define IIR_PARSER_BW_MAX_ORDER (2)
@ -176,7 +181,7 @@ iir_parser_bw_aux2(struct iir_filter_t** fi,
}
iir_coeff_free(coeff);
if(!order) return 0;
/* add a <4th order segment */
/* add a <2nd order segment */
}
coeff = bw(order, gain, corner);
@ -214,7 +219,7 @@ iir_parser_bw_aux3(struct iir_filter_t** fi,
}
iir_coeff_free(coeff);
if(!order) return 0;
/* add a <4th order segment */
/* add a <2nd order segment */
}
coeff = bw(order, gain, c1, c2);