/* -*- c++ -*- */
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#include <atsci_root_raised_cosine_bandpass.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>

using std::vector;
using std::cerr;
using std::endl;


vector<float>
atsc_root_raised_cosine_bandpass::taps (double sampling_freq)
{

  vector<float> t = atsc_root_raised_cosine::taps (sampling_freq);

  cerr << "atsc_root_raised_cosine_bandpass::taps -- " << t.size () << endl;

  // heterodyne the low pass coefficients up to the specified bandpass
  // center frequency.  Note that when we do this, the filter bandwidth
  // is effectively twice the low pass (2.69 * 2 = 5.38) and hence
  // matches the diagram in the ATSC spec.

  double arg = 2 * M_PI * _center_freq / sampling_freq;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < t.size (); i++)
    // the factor of 2 keeps the gain of the passband normalized to 1
    t[i] *= 2 * cos (arg * (double) i);

  return t;
}