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Originally Posted by kearnel
I've been reading and trying to understand these algorithms but it appears that I need to understand calculus. I can't find anything that I can understand.
Edit: I'm wondering If there are any websites that explain filtering without using crazy-looking math to do it.
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Designing filters takes advanced math, but using and understanding them doesn't.
Your best bet will be to find a mentor who can explain it to you. One-on-one, this will take a good 30-45 minutes provided a 10th grade math background. One-to-many takes a lot longer.
You should also install LabVIEW and play with the filters. Looking at input to output visually while tweaking parameters is remarkably helpful. I usually give my students a half hour of playing with that palette, and it really helps solidify my droning at the white board.