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- What is polyphase interpolation filter?
- How does a polyphase filter work?
- What is interpolated filter?
- Why polyphase filter is used?
What is polyphase interpolation filter?
With the modified implementation, the input samples to the filter is clocked at the original sampling rate of . However, we need to have additional circuitry to dynamically load the coefficients and latch the output at the upsampled frequency . These filtersets are called polyphase filters.
How does a polyphase filter work?
A polyphase filterbank uses the DFT (discrete fourier transform) to modulate (move in frequency) a prototype filter and perform summation, effectively returning multiple bands of decimated and filtered time-domain data from the DFT stage. The DFT operation is typically performed using the FFT (fast fourier transform).
What is interpolated filter?
Interpolation (Digital Filter Design Toolkit) Interpolation is the process of increasing the sampling frequency of a signal to a higher sampling frequency that differs from the original frequency by an integer value. Interpolation also is known as up-sampling.
Why polyphase filter is used?
The polyphase FIR filter realization can provide advantages in computational efficiency when used for decimation or interpolation of discrete time signals.
