Source code for pyfda.filter_widgets.butter

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"""
Design Butterworth filters (LP, HP, BP, BS) with fixed or minimum order,
return the filter design in zeros, poles, gain (zpk) or second-order sections
(sos) format

Attention:
This class is re-instantiated dynamically every time the filter design method
is selected, calling its __init__ method.

API version info:
    1.0: initial working release
    1.1: - copy A_PB -> A_PB2 and A_SB -> A_SB2 for BS / BP designs
         - mark private methods as private
    1.2: new API using fil_save (enable SOS features when available)
    1.3: new public methods destruct_UI + construct_UI (no longer called by __init__)
    1.4: module attribute `filter_classes` contains class name and combo box name
         instead of class attribute `name`
         `FRMT` is now a class attribute
    2.0: Specify the parameters for each subwidget as tuples in a dict where the
         first element controls whether the widget is visible and / or enabled.
         This dict is now called self.rt_dict. When present, the dict self.rt_dict_add
         is read and merged with the first one.
    2.1: Remove empty methods construct_UI and destruct_UI and attributes 
         self.wdg and self.hdl
         
   :2.2: Rename `filter_classes` -> `classes`, remove Py2 compatibility  
"""
import scipy.signal as sig
from scipy.signal import buttord

from pyfda.libs.pyfda_lib import fil_save, lin2unit
from pyfda.libs.pyfda_qt_lib import popup_warning

__version__ = "2.2"

classes = {'Butter':'Butterworth'}

[docs] class Butter(object): FRMT = 'sos' # output format of filter design routines 'zpk' / 'ba' / 'sos' def __init__(self): self.ft = 'IIR' self.rt_dict = { 'COM':{'man':{'fo': ('a', 'N'), 'msg':('a', "Enter the filter order <b><i>N</i></b> and the -3 dB corner " "frequency(ies) <b><i>F<sub>C</sub></i></b> &nbsp; .")}, 'min':{'fo': ('d', 'N'), 'msg':('a', "Enter maximum pass band ripple <b><i>A<sub>PB</sub></i></b>, " "minimum stop band attenuation <b><i>A<sub>SB</sub> </i></b>" "&nbsp;and the corresponding corner frequencies of pass and " "stop band(s), <b><i>F<sub>PB</sub></i></b>&nbsp; and " "<b><i>F<sub>SB</sub></i></b>&nbsp; (only a rough approximation).") } }, 'LP': {'man':{'fspecs': ('a','F_C'), 'tspecs': ('u', {'frq':('u','F_PB','F_SB'), 'amp':('u','A_PB','A_SB')}) }, 'min':{'fspecs': ('d','F_C'), 'tspecs': ('a', {'frq':('a','F_PB','F_SB'), 'amp':('a','A_PB','A_SB')}) } }, 'HP': {'man':{'fspecs': ('a','F_C'), 'tspecs': ('u', {'frq':('u','F_SB','F_PB'), 'amp':('u','A_SB','A_PB')}) }, 'min':{'fspecs': ('d','F_C'), 'tspecs': ('a', {'frq':('a','F_SB','F_PB'), 'amp':('a','A_SB','A_PB')}) } }, 'BP': {'man':{'fspecs': ('a','F_C', 'F_C2'), 'tspecs': ('u', {'frq':('u','F_SB','F_PB','F_PB2','F_SB2'), 'amp':('u','A_SB','A_PB')}) }, 'min':{'fspecs': ('d','F_C','F_C2'), 'tspecs': ('a', {'frq':('a','F_SB','F_PB','F_PB2','F_SB2'), 'amp':('a','A_SB','A_PB')}) }, }, 'BS': {'man':{'fspecs': ('a','F_C','F_C2'), 'tspecs': ('u', {'frq':('u','F_PB','F_SB','F_SB2','F_PB2'), 'amp':('u','A_PB','A_SB')}) }, 'min':{'fspecs': ('d','F_C','F_C2'), 'tspecs': ('a', {'frq':('a','F_PB','F_SB','F_SB2','F_PB2'), 'amp':('a','A_PB','A_SB')}) } } } self.info = """ **Butterworth filters** have a maximally flat frequency response in the passband and are monotonous in both pass and stop band(s), the step response has only ~4% overshoot . The roll-off is moderately steep, the non-linearity of phase response and group delay are better than with Chebyshev and elliptic designs of the same order. Butterworth filters are a good compromise for many applications. For manual order filter design, only the order :math:`N` and the - 3dB corner frequency / frequencies :math:`F_C` can be specified. The minimum order :math:`N` and suitable critical frequency (ies) :math:`F_C` are calculated using the ``buttord()`` helper routine to meet pass and stop band specifications **Design routines:** ``scipy.signal.butter()``, ``scipy.signal.buttord()`` """ self.info_doc = [] self.info_doc.append('butter()\n========') self.info_doc.append(sig.butter.__doc__) self.info_doc.append('buttord()\n==========') self.info_doc.append(buttord.__doc__) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _get_params(self,fil_dict): """ Translate parameters from the passed dictionary to instance parameters, scaling / transforming them if needed. """ self.analog = False # set to True for analog filters self.N = fil_dict['N'] # Frequencies are normalized to f_Nyq = f_S/2, ripple specs are in dB self.F_PB = fil_dict['F_PB'] * 2 self.F_SB = fil_dict['F_SB'] * 2 self.F_C = fil_dict['F_C'] * 2 self.F_PB2 = fil_dict['F_PB2'] * 2 self.F_SB2 = fil_dict['F_SB2'] * 2 self.F_C2 = fil_dict['F_C2'] * 2 self.F_PBC = None self.A_PB = lin2unit(fil_dict['A_PB'], 'IIR', 'A_PB', unit='dB') self.A_SB = lin2unit(fil_dict['A_SB'], 'IIR', 'A_SB', unit='dB') # butter filter routines support only one amplitude spec for # pass- and stop band each if str(fil_dict['rt']) == 'BS': fil_dict['A_PB2'] = fil_dict['A_PB'] elif str(fil_dict['rt']) == 'BP': fil_dict['A_SB2'] = fil_dict['A_SB'] #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _test_N(self): """ Warn the user if the calculated order is too high for a reasonable filter design. """ if self.N > 25: return popup_warning(None, self.N, "Butterworth") else: return True #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _save(self, fil_dict, arg): """ Convert results of filter design to all available formats (pz, ba, sos) and store them in the global filter dictionary. Corner frequencies and order calculated for minimum filter order are also stored to allow for an easy subsequent manual filter optimization. """ fil_save(fil_dict, arg, self.FRMT, __name__) # save & convert # For min. filter order algorithms, update filter dictionary with calculated # new values for filter order N and corner frequency(s) F_PBC if str(fil_dict['fo']) == 'min': fil_dict['N'] = self.N if str(fil_dict['rt']) == 'LP' or str(fil_dict['rt']) == 'HP': fil_dict['F_C'] = self.F_PBC / 2. # HP or LP - single corner frequency else: # BP or BS - two corner frequencies fil_dict['F_C'] = self.F_PBC[0] / 2. fil_dict['F_C2'] = self.F_PBC[1] / 2. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # # DESIGN ROUTINES # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # LP: F_PB < F_SB --------------------------------------------------------
[docs] def LPmin(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) self.N, self.F_PBC = buttord(self.F_PB,self.F_SB, self.A_PB,self.A_SB, analog = self.analog) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, self.F_PBC, btype='low', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
[docs] def LPman(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, self.F_C, btype='low', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
# HP: F_SB < F_PB -------------------------------------------------------
[docs] def HPmin(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) self.N, self.F_PBC = buttord(self.F_PB,self.F_SB, self.A_PB,self.A_SB, analog = self.analog) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, self.F_PBC, btype='highpass', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
[docs] def HPman(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, self.F_PB, btype='highpass', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
# For BP and BS, F_xx have two elements each, A_xx only have one element # BP: F_SB[0] < F_PB[0], F_SB[1] > F_PB[1] --------------------------------
[docs] def BPmin(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) self.N, self.F_PBC = buttord([self.F_PB, self.F_PB2], [self.F_SB, self.F_SB2], self.A_PB, self.A_SB, analog = self.analog) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, self.F_PBC, btype='bandpass', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
[docs] def BPman(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, [self.F_C,self.F_C2], btype='bandpass', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
# BS: F_SB[0] > F_PB[0], F_SB[1] < F_PB[1] --------------------------------
[docs] def BSmin(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) self.N, self.F_PBC = buttord([self.F_PB, self.F_PB2], [self.F_SB, self.F_SB2], self.A_PB,self.A_SB, analog = self.analog) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, self.F_PBC, btype='bandstop', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
[docs] def BSman(self, fil_dict): self._get_params(fil_dict) if not self._test_N(): return -1 self._save(fil_dict, sig.butter(self.N, [self.F_C,self.F_C2], btype='bandstop', analog=self.analog, output=self.FRMT))
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------ if __name__ == '__main__': import pyfda.filterbroker as fb # importing filterbroker initializes all its globals filt = Butter() # instantiate filter filt.LPman(fb.fil[0]) # design a low-pass with parameters from global dict print(fb.fil[0][filt.FRMT]) # return results in default format # test using "python -m pyfda.filter_widgets.butter"