Abstract-In this paper a general theory of multistage decimators and interpolators for sampling rate reduction and sampling rate increase is presented. A set of curves and the necessary relations for optimally de-signing multistage decimators is also given. It is shown that the pro-cesses of decimation and interpolation are duals and therefore the same set of design curves applies to both problems. Further, it is shown that highly efficient implementations of narrow-band finite impulse response (FIR) fiiters can be obtained by cascading the processes of decimation and interpolation. Examples show that the efficiencies obtained are comparable to those of recursive elliptic filter designs. W I
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
An algorithm is described for designing digital filters that require few multiplies to produce good ...
In many digital-filtering applications, it is crucial that the shape of the waveform to be filtered ...
In many digital-filtering applications, it is crucial that the shape of the waveform to be filtered ...
Part I: Multistage Multirate Digital Filtering. A theorem is introduced which is useful in deriving ...
It is well known that the frequency sampling approach to the design of Finite Impulse Response digit...
The generalized sampling theorem states that any analog signal whose spectrum is limited to 1/T can ...
Multistage filter design is a complex multidimensional optimisation problem. The formulae for optima...
A number of topics in multirate digital signal processing, such as decimation and interpolation, pol...
A number of topics in multirate digital signal processing, such as decimation and interpolation, pol...
This paper presents three types of prefiltering for FIR digital filters to decrease the number of mu...
The finite impulse response filters are inherently stable and have linear phase response property. T...
This paper focuses on the design of multiplier-less decimation filters suitable for oversampled digi...
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
An algorithm is described for designing digital filters that require few multiplies to produce good ...
In many digital-filtering applications, it is crucial that the shape of the waveform to be filtered ...
In many digital-filtering applications, it is crucial that the shape of the waveform to be filtered ...
Part I: Multistage Multirate Digital Filtering. A theorem is introduced which is useful in deriving ...
It is well known that the frequency sampling approach to the design of Finite Impulse Response digit...
The generalized sampling theorem states that any analog signal whose spectrum is limited to 1/T can ...
Multistage filter design is a complex multidimensional optimisation problem. The formulae for optima...
A number of topics in multirate digital signal processing, such as decimation and interpolation, pol...
A number of topics in multirate digital signal processing, such as decimation and interpolation, pol...
This paper presents three types of prefiltering for FIR digital filters to decrease the number of mu...
The finite impulse response filters are inherently stable and have linear phase response property. T...
This paper focuses on the design of multiplier-less decimation filters suitable for oversampled digi...
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
A new simple method to design linear-phase finite impulse response (FIR) digital filters, based on t...
An algorithm is described for designing digital filters that require few multiplies to produce good ...