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- A complex number has magnitude one and argument
. What are its real and imaginary parts?
- A complex number has magnitude one and real part
. What is its imaginary part? (There are two possible
values.)
- What delay time would you give a comb filter so that its first
frequency response peak is at 440 Hertz? If the sample rate is
44100, what frequency would correspond to the nearest integer
delay?
- Suppose you made a variation on the non-recirculating comb
filter so that the delayed signal was subtracted from the original
instead of adding. What would the new frequency response be?
- If you want to make a 6-Hertz vibrato with a sinusoidally
varying delay line, and if you want the vibrato to change the
frequency by 5%, how big a delay variation would you need? How
would this change if the same depth of vibrato was desired at 12
Hertz?
- A complex sinusoid
has frequency 11025
Hertz, amplitude 50 and initial phase 135 degrees. Another one,
, has the same frequency, but amplitude
20 and initial phase 45 degrees. What are the amplitude and initial
phase of the sum of
and
?
- What are the frequency, initial phase, and amplitude of the
signal obtained when
(above) is delayed 4
samples?
- Show that the frequency response of a recirculating comb filter
with delay time
and feedback gain
,
as a function of angular frequency
, is
equal to:

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Miller Puckette 2006-12-30