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A computer-based synthesis method of structurally LBR digital allpass networks
A digital lossless bounded-real (LBR) transfer function, more commonly known as a stable allpass function, maintains the LBR property under multiplier coefficient quantization when implemented by networks that are structurally LBR. A systematic method is outlined for generating all possible such rea...
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| description | A digital lossless bounded-real (LBR) transfer function, more commonly known as a stable allpass function, maintains the LBR property under multiplier coefficient quantization when implemented by networks that are structurally LBR. A systematic method is outlined for generating all possible such realizations for second-order transfer functions containing a minimum number of multipliers and delays, allowing the designer to take advantage of the flexibility offered by a catalog of such realizations. Illustrative examples are included.< > |
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