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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 05, 1999
Filed:
Mar. 27, 1997
Michio Nakajima, Osaka, JP;
Weimin Sun, Kunitati, JP;
Icom Incorporated, Osaka, JP;
Abstract
Constants {P.sub.b00i, Q.sub.b00j, . . . , P.sub.ak2i, Q.sub.ak2j, P.sub.ci, Q.sub.cj, P.sub.di, and Q.sub.dj } for calculating each of filter coefficients {a.sub.k1, a.sub.k2, b.sub.00, b.sub.k1, b.sub.k2, c and d} for a digital filter 15 by using non-linear polynomials for pass band position data x and pass band width data y are stored in a memory 13. The constants {P.sub.b00i, Q.sub.b00j, . . . , P.sub.ak2i, Q.sub.ak2j, P.sub.ci, Q.sub.cj, P.sub.di, and Q.sub.dj } are determined by using the least square method so that the sum of the square of the errors between the filter coefficients calculated by using non-liner polynomials and the filter coefficients of digital filter having known characteristics becomes the least or the minimum. A CPU 11 calculates the filter coefficients non-linearly by using the constants stored in the memory 13, and sets the results to the digital filter 15 when new pass band position data x or pass band width data y is input at knobs SC and SW.