mirroring a magnitude response of a filter from -1 to 1

This code shows the FIR filter magnitude response with the normalized frequency through interval from [0 to pi] in a figure, my question is how i can make mirroring of this magnitude response to start through interval from [-pi to pi] ??

clc;

close all;

clear all;

n1= 15; %order

Fs= 100; %sampling frequency

fc= Fs/4; %cutoff frequency

%nyq_f= Fs/2; %normalize cutoff frequency wrt to nyquist freq

%wn= fc/nyq_f; %normalized fc

wc= (2*pi*fc)/Fs;

wn= wc/pi;

%window= hamming(n+1)

H1= fir1(n1,wn,hamming(n1+1));

h1= freqz(H1); %frequency response

f1= linspace(0,Fs/2,512);

w1= (2*pi*f1)/Fs;

w= w1/pi;

plot (w, abs(h1))

axis([0 1 -0.1 1.1])

Answer 1

[Jonas]

use

plot([-w(end:-1:2) w],abs([h1(end:-1:2); h1]))

i mirror only down to index 2 because index 1 is the 0 Hz component, which is already available before

[Aly Khafagy]

thank you so much

[Aly Khafagy]

can you plot to me the impulse response of this halfband fir filter??

Answer 2

[Paul]

freqz() takes a third input that allows you to specify the frequency vector.

n1= 15; %order
Fs= 100; %sampling frequency
fc= Fs/4; %cutoff frequency
%nyq_f= Fs/2; %normalize cutoff frequency wrt to nyquist freq
%wn= fc/nyq_f; %normalized fc
wc= (2*pi*fc)/Fs;
wn= wc/pi; 
%window= hamming(n+1)
H1= fir1(n1,wn,hamming(n1+1));
figure
freqz(H1);

wvec = linspace(-pi,pi,1024);
h1= freqz(H1,1,wvec); %frequency response
figure
plot (wvec, db(abs(h1))),grid
xlim([-pi pi])
ylim([-100 0])