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specifyall(hd)
specifyall(hd,false)
specifyall(hd,true)
specifyall sets all of the autoscale property values of direct-form FIR filters to false and all *modes of the filters to SpecifyPrecision. In this table, you see the results of using specifyall with direct-form FIR filters.
Property Name | Default | Setting After Applying specifyall |
|---|---|---|
CoeffAutoScale | true | false |
OutputMode | AvoidOverflow | SpecifyPrecision |
ProductMode | FullPrecision | SpecifyPrecision |
AccumMode | KeepMSB | SpecifyPrecision |
RoundMode | convergent | convergent |
OverflowMode | wrap | wrap |
specifyall(hd) gives you maximum control over all settings in a filter hd by setting all of the autoscale options that are true to false, turning off all autoscaling and resetting all modes — OutputMode, ProductMode, and AccumMode — to SpecifyPrecision. After you use specifyall, you must supply the property values for the mode- and scaling related properties.
specifyall provides an alternative to changing all these properties individually. Do note that specifyall changes all of the settings; to set some but not all of the modes, set each property as you require.
specifyall(hd,false) performs the opposite operation of specifyall(hd) by setting all of the autoscale options to true; all of the modes to their default values; and hiding the fraction length properties in the display, meaning you cannot access them to set them or view them.
specifyall(hd,true) is equivalent to specifyall(hd).
This examples demonstrates using specifyall to provide access to all of the fixed-point settings of an FIR filter implemented with the direct-form structure. Notice the displayed property values shown after you change the filter to fixed-point arithmetic, then after you use specifyall to disable all of the automatic filter scaling and reset the mode values.
b = fircband(12,[0 0.4 0.5 1],[1 1 0 0],[1 0.2],{'w''c'});
hd = dfilt.dffir(b);
hd.arithmetic = 'fixed'
hd =
FilterStructure: 'Direct-Form FIR'
Arithmetic: 'fixed'
Numerator: [1x13 double]
PersistentMemory: false
States: [1x1 embedded.fi]
CoeffWordLength: 16
CoeffAutoScale: 'true'
Signed: 'on'
InputWordLength: 16
InputFracLength: 15
OutputWordLength: 16
OutputMode: 'AvoidOverflow'
ProductMode: 'FullPrecision'
AccumMode: 'KeepMSB'
AccumWordLength: 40
CastBeforeSum: 'on'
RoundMode: 'convergent'
OverflowMode: 'wrap'
InheritSettings: 'off'
specifyall(hd)
hd
hd =
FilterStructure: 'Direct-Form FIR'
Arithmetic: 'fixed'
Numerator: [1x13 double]
PersistentMemory: false
States: [1x1 embedded.fi]
CoeffWordLength: 16
CoeffAutoScale: false
NumFracLength: 16
Signed: true
InputWordLength: 16
InputFracLength: 15
OutputWordLength: 16
OutputMode: 'SpecifyPrecision'
OutputFracLength: 11
ProductMode: 'SpecifyPrecision'
ProductWordLength: 32
ProductFracLength: 31
AccumMode: 'SpecifyPrecision'
AccumWordLength: 40
AccumFracLength: 31
CastBeforeSum: true
RoundMode: 'convergent'
OverflowMode: 'wrap'
InheritSettings: false The mode properties InputMode, ProductMode, and AccumMode now have the value SpecifyPrecision and the fraction length properties appear in the display. Now you use the properties (InputFracLength, ProdFracLength, AccumFracLength) to set the precision the filter applies to the input, product, and accumulator operations. CoeffAutoScale switches to false, meaning autoscaling of the filter coefficients will not be done to prevent overflows. None of the other filter properties change when you apply specifyall.
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