Design and Implementation of Digital Fir Filter & Its Performance Assessment Using Matlab Simulink
Design and Implementation of Digital Fir Filter & Its Performance Assessment Using Matlab Simulink
Ch. Sravani
Assistant Professor, Department Of ECE Sri Sivani CollegeOf Engineering.
L. Saranya
Department OF ECE Sri Sivani College Of Engineering.
Ch. Rojarani
Department of ECE Sri Sivani College Of Engineering.
P. Suresh Kumar
Department of ECE Sri Sivani College Of Engineering.
Abstract
Introduction:
In DSP the lot of techniques for designing of the digital filters for receiver process
according to the filter specifications. Basically filter is a device to extract the
information from the noisy signal. Digital filters are placed an important role in ds,
compared with analog filters and it is also used in every electronic device such as
mobilephone, speakers, setupboxes. Digital filters are classified into a two type’s
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finite duration unit pulse response(FIR), &infinite duration unit pulse response (IIR)
filters. By using FIR digital filters, the impulse response is finite, so it can be used for
fast Fourier transform (FFT) algorithm to achieve the filtered signal. To use FIR
filters in communication & video systems high performance in speed, area& power
consumption is required.
The response of the FIR filter depends only on the present and past input Samples.
The FIR filters circuit must be able to operate at high samples rates. It can be
designed by impulse response truncation, windowing design method and by optimal
filter designing technique. Practical FIR designs typically consist of filters that meet
certain design specifications i. e., transition width and
maximumpassband/stopbandripples. The main advantages of the FIR filters fir filters
with exactly linear phase characteristics. It can be realized in both recursive and non-
recursive structures. The fir filters are free of limit cycle oscillations, when
implemented on a finite word length digital system. The disadvantage of fir filters is
that they often require a much higher order filter than IIR filter to achieve a desired
performance. The application of fir filters preconditioning, band selection, and low
passes filtering.
In digital system there is the requirement of multirate digital signal processing when
more than one sample rat is required. Decimation and interpolation are the two basic
operations in multirate digital signal processing. Decimation is used for reducing the
sampling rate. It is process of down sampling followed by a mitigate aliasing filter.
Interpolation is increases the original sampling rate of sequences to a higher rate i. e.,
inserting zero valued samples between original samples. It is the process of up
sampling followed by anantialiasing filters.
Conclusion:
The realization of Direct-type fir filters are carried out in Simulink of MATLAB. 33
multipliers, 32 adders are required to realize the 32 order filter. The implementation
and simulation of 1-D, 2-D & 2-I fir filters are done, and their response are studied
and compared. After comparing these waveforms we conclude that 2-D filter has
increased computation speed as compared to 1-D, and it is more efficient in reducing
the noise presented in the signal.
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MATLAB Simulink’’ in International Journal of Engineering and Advanced
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[3] “Review of Low-Pass FIR Filter Design Using Window Method” in
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