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Introduction to digital filters
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This chapter discusses digital filter, an established method of filtering electrical waveforms and digital images, and it is an important topic in a number of diverse fields of science and technology.Abstract:
In this chapter, digital filter are discussed. Digital signal processing (DSP) is an established method of filtering electrical waveforms and digital images, and it is an important topic in a number of diverse fields of science and technology. The realisation of the many practical applications has been made possible by the increased availability and falling costs of sophisticated very-large-scale integrated (VLSI) circuits. In particular, the ubiquitous microprocessor and associated peripheral chips provide the means of implementing relatively simple and cost-effective digital filters.read more
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