Zero order hold filter using filter()

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Nathan Nordbrock
Nathan Nordbrock on 5 Nov 2016
Edited: Kushagr Gupta on 9 Nov 2016
I am trying to filter an audio signal using a zero order hold filter. Using the code below I get an error saying denominator filter coefficient must be non-zero. My question is am I using the correct inputs for freqz() and filter() to get my desired signal out?
Wn = [0.7];
L = 4;
n = 80;
y = audioread('voice_samp_8k.wav');
yup = kron(L,y); %upsample signal
[H,w]=freqz(sin(Wn.*L.*.5).*exp(-j.*Wn.*L.*.5), sin(Wn.*.5),2^18); %freqz of fourier transform of zero order hold
yfilt = filter(w, 1, yup);
plot(y,'r');
hold on
plot(yfilt,'b')

Answers (1)

Kushagr Gupta
Kushagr Gupta on 9 Nov 2016
Edited: Kushagr Gupta on 9 Nov 2016
I ran the code provided and did not receive any error and got a plot at the end.
Provide us with what is the error message that you receive along with the MATLAB version and OS being used as that might help us to figure out what might be going wrong!

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