Digital filter with integrated decimation

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G06F 1531

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ABSTRACT:
A digital filter with integrated decimation shapes a sampled signal and reduces its sampling rate. The filter includes, in cascade, a prefilter (5), a decimator stage (8) and an equalizer (9). The prefilter is a simplified FIR filter in which only logical operations are performed; all multi-digit multiplications are performed only in the equalizer, at the reduced sampling rate. This results in a filter having increased throughput and/or occupying a reduced area.

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"A Class Of Linear-Phase FIR Filters For Decimation, Interpolation, and Narrow-Band Filtering", 8084 IEEE, ASSP-32, 1984, Oct., No. 5, New York.

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