Re: Transfer Function of Two Filters in Parallel
- From: Chris Barrett <"chrisbarret"@0123456789abcdefghijk113322.none>
- Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:59:43 -0400
Randy Yates wrote:
Chris Barrett <"chrisbarret"@0123456789abcdefghijk113322.none> writes:
I have two filters in parallel. The transfer functions are given by H1
and H2. I've illustrated the setup below.
.-- H1 ---.
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in --------| (+)------> out
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'-- H2 ---'
How do I find the transfer function of two parallel filters?
One step at a time, using the definition of transfer function:
H(w) = Y(w) / X(w).
Start by computing the output (in frequency) of H1, Y1(w), in terms of
the input (call it X(w)). Then similarly for Y2(w).
Can I sum H1(w) and H2(w) to get H_the_system(w)?
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