A new technique is given for designing two-dimensional quarter-plane recursive digital filters. These filters have low sensitivity in the passband. An implementation scheme using complex multipliers is also given for these filters.
A novel approach to the design of 2-d recursive digital filters
โ Scribed by A. Mazinani; M. Ahmadi; M. Shridhar; R.S. Lashkari
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1992
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 361 KB
- Volume
- 329
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0016-0032
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โฆ Synopsis
An eficient method is presented for the design of 2-D circular symmetric recursive digital filters satisfying prescribed magnitude and constant group-delay responses. The transfer function of this class of 2-D filters has a zero-phase non-separable numerator and separable denominator 2-variable polynomials in z, and z 2. In the proposed technique the coeficients of the 2-Dhlters are calculated in two steps. In the first step the parameters of two I-D all pole filters l/D, (z,) and I/D,(z,) are calculated by minimizing a multicriterion objective function using a suitable optimization technique so that the magnitude and groupdelay responses of the desired 2-Dfilter along the o,, wz axes are obtained. Essentially, the first step of the proposed design method yields a 2-D all pole separable product filter with rectangular cutoff boundaries with or without constant group-delay responses in the passband of the above filter. In the second step, the parameters of the zero-phase 2-variable nonseparable polynomial in z, and z2 in the numerator can be determined through minimization of a cost function using a linear programming approach. Note that the second step acts as a magnitude equalizer to convert a rectangular cutoff boundary to a circular one. An example illustrates the usefulness of the proposed algorithm.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
## In this work a modtjication of a scheme developed previously is presented. The technique uses the McClellan transformation applied to a 1-D zero-phase recursive jlter to obtain a 2-D zero-phase recursive jlter which is unstable. The stabilization process is done through the decomposition of the 2