Low-complexity nonlinear filters

Electrical computers: arithmetic processing and calculating – Electrical digital calculating computer – Particular function performed

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07613759

ABSTRACT:
Processing an input signal that includes an input variable is disclosed. The input variable is compared to a set of ordered constants, the relative location of the input variable within a range of possible inputs is determined and a filter coefficient of a nonlinear filter is determined using the relative location of the input variable. A configurable filter includes an interface configured to receive an input signal that includes an input variable, a nonlinear filter coupled to the interface, configured to process the input signal, and a processor coupled to the nonlinear filter, configured to determine the relative location of the input variable within a range of possible inputs and to determine a filter coefficient of the nonlinear filter using the relative location of the input variable.

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