Attenuation and Decay with General Loss Filter

The filter accounting for frequency-dependent loss may be other than a two-point averager.

A general presentation of the attenuation factor for the $ k^{th}$ harmonics is given by

$\displaystyle \alpha_k(t) = G_a(f_k)^{\frac{tf_s}{N + P_a(f_k)}},
$

and the decay for each harmonic becomes

$\displaystyle \tau_k = -\frac{N + P_a(f_k)}{f_s \ln G_a(2\pi f_kT_s)},
$

where $ G_a(f_k)$ and $ P_a(f_k)$ are the gain and phase delays, respectively, of the filter used.


``Music 206: Introduction to Delay and Filters II'' by Tamara Smyth, Computing Science, Simon Fraser University.
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