Principles of fractional delay filters
Vesa Välimäki,Timo Laakso +1 more
- Vol. 6, pp 3870-3873
TLDR
An overview of design techniques and applications for digital fractional delay filters and their applications is given.Abstract:
In numerous applications, such as communications, audio and music technology, speech coding and synthesis, antenna and transducer arrays, and time delay estimation, not only the sampling frequency but the actual sampling instants are of crucial importance. Digital fractional delay (FD) filters provide a useful building block that can be used for fine-tuning the sampling instants, i.e., implement the required bandlimited interpolation. In this paper an overview of design techniques and applications is given.read more
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