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A Finite Impurse Response filter (aka FIR filter) is a type of filter often used in digital signal processing and has no feedback loop.

Principle author: Jeffrey Wonoprabowo

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	==Finite Impulse Response Filters==		==Finite Impulse Response Filters==
	A Finite Impurse Response filter (aka FIR filter) is a type of filter often used in digital signal processing and has no feedback ~~looop~~.		A Finite Impurse Response filter (aka FIR filter) is a type of filter often used in digital signal processing and has no feedback loop.