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Pipelined Volterra filter

Pipelined Volterra filter

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A pipelined realisation for a kth order Volterra filter is introduced. Although it needs input data broadcasting, the realisation uses a minimum number of simple identical processing elements (PEs), produces a fixed output delay equal to the order of the filter, and is suitable for implementing adaptive Volterra filters.

Inspec keywords: pipeline processing; digital filters; adaptive filters

Other keywords: fixed output delay; adaptive Volterra filters; simple identical processing elements; minimum number of processors; pipeline processing; input data broadcasting; pipelined realisation

Subjects: Information theory; Parallel architecture; Digital filters; Digital filters; Signal processing and detection

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