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Pipelinable Low-Sensitivity Digital Filters Based on the Localization of Transmission Zeros
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A direct procedure to realize pipelinable low-sensitivity digital filters is developed only in the z-domain. It is possible to realize arbitrary digital transfer functions using this procedure. The key concept for the low-sensitivity property lies both in the matching concept in doubly-terminated lossless networks and in the localization of transmission zeros. The synthesis procedure is based on successive extractions of transmission zeros by means of lossless but not always reciprocal transfer scattering matrices. Since a transfer scattering matrix involves the transmission zeros as its poles, such a matrix is suitable for their localization. Furthermore a universal first/second-degree section is derived explicitly.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E71-E No.5 pp.493-504
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Hisakazu KIKUCHI, Hiromichi WATANABE, Akinori NISHIHARA, Takeshi YANAGISAWA, "Pipelinable Low-Sensitivity Digital Filters Based on the Localization of Transmission Zeros" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E71-E, no. 5, pp. 493-504, May 1988, doi: .
Abstract: A direct procedure to realize pipelinable low-sensitivity digital filters is developed only in the z-domain. It is possible to realize arbitrary digital transfer functions using this procedure. The key concept for the low-sensitivity property lies both in the matching concept in doubly-terminated lossless networks and in the localization of transmission zeros. The synthesis procedure is based on successive extractions of transmission zeros by means of lossless but not always reciprocal transfer scattering matrices. Since a transfer scattering matrix involves the transmission zeros as its poles, such a matrix is suitable for their localization. Furthermore a universal first/second-degree section is derived explicitly.
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AU - Hisakazu KIKUCHI
AU - Hiromichi WATANABE
AU - Akinori NISHIHARA
AU - Takeshi YANAGISAWA
PY - 1988
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JO - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions
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VL - E71-E
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JA - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions
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AB - A direct procedure to realize pipelinable low-sensitivity digital filters is developed only in the z-domain. It is possible to realize arbitrary digital transfer functions using this procedure. The key concept for the low-sensitivity property lies both in the matching concept in doubly-terminated lossless networks and in the localization of transmission zeros. The synthesis procedure is based on successive extractions of transmission zeros by means of lossless but not always reciprocal transfer scattering matrices. Since a transfer scattering matrix involves the transmission zeros as its poles, such a matrix is suitable for their localization. Furthermore a universal first/second-degree section is derived explicitly.
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