FPGA Implementation of high performance FIR Filters
FPGA Implementation of high performance FIR Filters
This paper describes the design and implementation of high performance, high speed linear phase FIR filters using FPGA technology. To demonstrate the design process, the implementation of a 64 tap filter with 60dB attenuation at 0.28fs, 12dB attenuation at 0.25fs and a passband ripple of <0.02dB up to 0.22fs is included. The filter with 10bit signal and 8bit coefficients has been realised on a Xilinx XC4006E device and operates at a sampling frequency of 1.4MHz.
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Kollig, P.
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Al-Hashimi, B.M.
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June 1997
Kollig, P.
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Al-Hashimi, B.M.
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Kollig, P. and Al-Hashimi, B.M.
(1997)
FPGA Implementation of high performance FIR Filters.
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This paper describes the design and implementation of high performance, high speed linear phase FIR filters using FPGA technology. To demonstrate the design process, the implementation of a 64 tap filter with 60dB attenuation at 0.28fs, 12dB attenuation at 0.25fs and a passband ripple of <0.02dB up to 0.22fs is included. The filter with 10bit signal and 8bit coefficients has been realised on a Xilinx XC4006E device and operates at a sampling frequency of 1.4MHz.
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Published date: June 1997
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