High shelf filter
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I'm trying to make a digital equalizer with an Arduino board.
The only problem is that i don't fully understand how the formula works.
I found the formula on Wikipedia for a high shelf filter.
The formula
Can someone explain me how to use the formula?
real-analysis
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I'm trying to make a digital equalizer with an Arduino board.
The only problem is that i don't fully understand how the formula works.
I found the formula on Wikipedia for a high shelf filter.
The formula
Can someone explain me how to use the formula?
real-analysis
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You make jest. A checker board that turns into a gride of nearly invisible dots wired together diagonally is not a formula.
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– William Elliot
Jan 12 at 10:05
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I'm trying to make a digital equalizer with an Arduino board.
The only problem is that i don't fully understand how the formula works.
I found the formula on Wikipedia for a high shelf filter.
The formula
Can someone explain me how to use the formula?
real-analysis
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I'm trying to make a digital equalizer with an Arduino board.
The only problem is that i don't fully understand how the formula works.
I found the formula on Wikipedia for a high shelf filter.
The formula
Can someone explain me how to use the formula?
real-analysis
real-analysis
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You make jest. A checker board that turns into a gride of nearly invisible dots wired together diagonally is not a formula.
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– William Elliot
Jan 12 at 10:05
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You make jest. A checker board that turns into a gride of nearly invisible dots wired together diagonally is not a formula.
$endgroup$
– William Elliot
Jan 12 at 10:05
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You make jest. A checker board that turns into a gride of nearly invisible dots wired together diagonally is not a formula.
$endgroup$
– William Elliot
Jan 12 at 10:05
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You make jest. A checker board that turns into a gride of nearly invisible dots wired together diagonally is not a formula.
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– William Elliot
Jan 12 at 10:05
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You make jest. A checker board that turns into a gride of nearly invisible dots wired together diagonally is not a formula.
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– William Elliot
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