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Minimum Complexity FIR Filters and Sparse Systolic Arrays

Published: 01 June 1988 Publication History

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The properties of B-spline approximation and the integral/derivative properties of convolution lead to efficient algorithms for the implementation of multidimensional FIR filters. The implementations are of minimum time complexity under the Nyquist criterion. The algorithm can easily be implemented using a sparse systolic array architecture. The resulting B-spline convolvers have much lower circuit complexity than systolic architectures based on conventional convolution algorithms. A two-dimensional hardware implementation based on simplifications of current architectures is presented.

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cover image IEEE Transactions on Computers
IEEE Transactions on Computers  Volume 37, Issue 6
June 1988
136 pages

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IEEE Computer Society

United States

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Published: 01 June 1988

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  1. B-spline approximation
  2. Nyquist criterion
  3. approximation theory
  4. derivative properties
  5. digital filters
  6. integral properties
  7. minimum complexity FIR filters
  8. minimum time complexity
  9. sparse systolic arrays
  10. splines (mathematics).
  11. two-dimensional hardware implementation

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