TFilter FIR Filter design tool
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TFilter is a free online tool for designing linear phase, optimal, equiripple finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters. It utilizes the Parks-McClellan algorithm implemented in JavaScript. Users can specify the sampling frequency, desired number of taps, passbands, and stopbands to generate a filter. An example configuration is provided for easy testing.
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