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This paper presents a new design method for notch IIR filters. The designed filters offer better transient frequency response for a given number of samples when compared to zero and projection initialization. Fine-tuning the positions of the poles to maximize the 3dB bandwidth of the transient frequency response for a given number of samples achieves the improvement. Second order filters were successfully designed for processing different numbers of samples and their performances were studied by considering their frequency responses.

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Minimization of the Maximum Error between the Steady State and Transient Frequency Responses of IIR Filters using Initialization

Jeedella¹,

Ahamad²,

Al-Mualla³

et al. 2007

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