Design of FIR decimation filters with low group delay for audio applications
Rolands Shavelis, Kaspars Ozols
Abstract
Rolands Shavelis, Kaspars Ozols
Abstract
In this paper a design of FIR decimation filters with low group delay (less than 1 millisecond) is investigated. Given an input sampling rate of 192 kHz, linear-phase and minimum-phase FIR filters are obtained with decimation factors 16 and 32, respectively. Simulation results and the frequency responses of the minimum-phase filters are provided.
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In this paper a design of FIR decimation filters with low group delay (less than 1 millisecond) is investigated. Given an input sampling rate of 192 kHz, linear-phase and minimum-phase FIR filters are obtained with decimation factors 16 and 32, respectively. Simulation results and the frequency responses of the minimum-phase filters are provided.
Key concepts: Decimation, Finite impulse response, Linear phase, Group delay and phase delay, Millisecond, Phase (matter), Computer science, Sampling (signal processing)