[net.audio] Minor correction

karn@eagle.UUCP (Phil Karn) (09/01/83)

Oops, I made a mistake when I said that ALL low or high pass filters
have an ultimate attenuation that is a function only of the filter's
order.  This is only true for all-pole filters, as rabbit!jj pointed
out.  Elliptical (Cauer) filters, which have zeroes in the stop band,
will have an ultimate attenuation of 6 or 0 db/octave depending on
whether the filter is of even or odd order.

However, both Butterworth and Bessel high or low pass filters are
all-pole and have ultimate attenuations of 6 db/octave/order.

Phil