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The output of an FIR filter (y(l)) is the convolution of h(l) with x(l). It can simply be viewed as a multiply and accumulate. |
The output of an FIR filter (y(l)) is the convolution of h(l) with x(l). It can simply be viewed as a multiply and accumulate. |
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Revision as of 04:53, 10 December 2004
Finite Impulse Response Filters
The output of an FIR filter (y(l)) is the convolution of h(l) with x(l). It can simply be viewed as a multiply and accumulate.
