low-pass filter
Bass frequencies only
A low-pass filter is a circuit or algorithm that allows signals below a certain frequency to pass through while attenuating higher frequencies.
In audio, it cuts treble to leave bass; in image processing, it blurs by removing fine detail.
The cutoff frequency determines where attenuation begins.
Apply a low-pass filter to remove the high-pitched noise.
- cutoff frequencyBoundary where attenuation begins
- roll offDepart by rolling motion
- attenuationGradual intensity reduction
- electronicsStudy of circuits
- signal processingMathematical manipulation of waveforms
high frequencies · frequency response · antialiasing · smoothing · distortion · acoustics · passband · brick wall · phase shift · noise · impedance · analog circuit · cutoff · electrical engineering · equalizer · signal · analog · subwoofer