Abstract: Based on polynomial functions this paper introduces a generalized design method for interpolation filters. The polynomial-based interpolation filters can be implemented efficiently by using a modified Farrow structure with an arbitrary frequency response, the filters allow many pass-bands and stop-bands, and for each band the desired amplitude and weight can be set arbitrarily. The optimization coefficients of the interpolation filters in time domain are got by minimizing the weighted mean squared error function, then converting to solve the quadratic programming problem. The optimization coefficients in frequency domain are got by minimizing the maxima (MiniMax) of the weighted mean squared error function. The degree of polynomia...
The paper presents an interpolation method that can be used for implementing any sampling rate conve...
Many digital signal processing applications require linear phase filtering. For applications that re...
Abstract—Optimal methods for designing multiplierless finite-impulse response (FIR) and infinite-imp...
Based on polynomial functions this paper introduces a generalized design method for interpolation fi...
Digital polynomial-based interpolation filters implemented using the Farrow structure are used in Di...
Digital polynomial-based interpolation filters implemented using the Farrow structure are used in Di...
Interpolation is an important problem of signal processing. Even though there are several methods fo...
The article has an overview character with elements of generalization, but at the same time it inclu...
Reduction in hardware complexities is vital in communication. The major contribution to hardware com...
A new approach for continuous-time processing of a discrete-time signal is proposed. This approach i...
This paper presents three types of prefiltering for FIR digital filters to decrease the number of mu...
In this thesis, a multirate realization of an interpolation operation is explored. As one of the req...
In many signal processing applications it is beneficial to use polynomial-based interpolation filter...
Part I: Multistage Multirate Digital Filtering. A theorem is introduced which is useful in deriving ...
The paper presents an interpolation method that can be used for implementing any sampling rate conve...
The paper presents an interpolation method that can be used for implementing any sampling rate conve...
Many digital signal processing applications require linear phase filtering. For applications that re...
Abstract—Optimal methods for designing multiplierless finite-impulse response (FIR) and infinite-imp...
Based on polynomial functions this paper introduces a generalized design method for interpolation fi...
Digital polynomial-based interpolation filters implemented using the Farrow structure are used in Di...
Digital polynomial-based interpolation filters implemented using the Farrow structure are used in Di...
Interpolation is an important problem of signal processing. Even though there are several methods fo...
The article has an overview character with elements of generalization, but at the same time it inclu...
Reduction in hardware complexities is vital in communication. The major contribution to hardware com...
A new approach for continuous-time processing of a discrete-time signal is proposed. This approach i...
This paper presents three types of prefiltering for FIR digital filters to decrease the number of mu...
In this thesis, a multirate realization of an interpolation operation is explored. As one of the req...
In many signal processing applications it is beneficial to use polynomial-based interpolation filter...
Part I: Multistage Multirate Digital Filtering. A theorem is introduced which is useful in deriving ...
The paper presents an interpolation method that can be used for implementing any sampling rate conve...
The paper presents an interpolation method that can be used for implementing any sampling rate conve...
Many digital signal processing applications require linear phase filtering. For applications that re...
Abstract—Optimal methods for designing multiplierless finite-impulse response (FIR) and infinite-imp...