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FIGURE 6.25
Frequency transformations: (a) prototype low-pass filter, (b) low-pass to high-pass transformation, (c) low-pass
to band-pass transformation, and (d) low-pass to band-eliminating transformation.

U1 = (omega0/( j∗w)).ˆn;
num1 = b∗conj(U1’); den1 = a∗conj(U1’);
H1 = num1/den1;
% low-pass to band-pass
U2 = ((−wˆ2 + omega1ˆ2)/(BW∗j∗w)).ˆn
num2 = b∗conj(U2’); den2 = a∗conj(U2’);
H2 = num2/den2;
% low-pass to band-eliminating
U3 = ((BW∗j∗w)/(−wˆ2 + omega1ˆ2)).ˆn
num3 = b∗conj(U3’); den3 = a∗conj(U3’);
H3 = num3/den3 n
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