Ah, all the more so then -- also one of the first "it works on paper" engineers, the period equivalent of the CAD designer? :^)
Many things we owe to Heaviside too, of course; the modern language of vector calculus for example.
Tim
Ah, all the more so then -- also one of the first "it works on paper" engineers, the period equivalent of the CAD designer? :^)
Many things we owe to Heaviside too, of course; the modern language of vector calculus for example.
Tim
Good book:
Which s --> z mapping do you use for that?
Nothing so fancy. I just looked at the schematic of an analog filter and wrote the code.
Here's one, a simple 4-pole bessel in 68K assembly.
One engineer got absolutely angry when I did this. He was trying to do a textbook butterfly filter and the coefficients were unworkable.
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