Digital filter design

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers

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C375S346000, C708S313000

Reexamination Certificate

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09655755

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for designing digital filters are provided. One method includes the steps of determining a real-valued discrete-frequency representation of a desired digital filter and transforming this discrete-frequency representation into a corresponding discrete-time representation. The discrete-time representation is circularly shifted and a window is applied to the discrete time representation to produce a zero-padded reduced length filter. Thereafter input signal x[n] is convolved with the reduced length filter.

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