Vaidyanathan, Ramanujan sums in the context of signal processing: part I: fundamentals. Vaidyanathan, S. Vetterli, Multidimensional sub-band coding: some theory and algorithms.
Vetterli, A theory of multirate filter banks. Acoustic Speech Signal Process. Yadav, G. Kuldeep, S. Joshi, Ramanujan sums as derivatives and applications. Joshi, Orthogonal Ramanujan sums, its properties and applications in multiresolution analysis.
Download references. You can also search for this author in PubMed Google Scholar. Correspondence to Devendra Kumar Yadav. Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. Reprints and Permissions. Yadav, D. Circuits Syst Signal Process 40, — See Sec. This work has opened up considerable amount of research activity in both the signal processing, and mathematics communities.
It will be seen that wavelet analysis is closely related to the so called octave-band filter banks, introduced in the early seventies for analysis of sound signals.
Research in wavelet transforms has grown very rapidly after the mid s and is still growing. In particular, the detailed aspects of filter bank theory were developed largely during the last decade, subsequent to and im many cases triggered by the publication of Crochiere and Rabiner []. The theory of perfect reconstruction filter banks has now reached a state where such systems can be designed as well as implemented with ease.
The underlying theory is somewhat complicated, but as a reward it has immense potential for further research aud applications. For example, the theory can be applied directly to areas such as subband coding, voice privacy, image processing, uaultiresolution, and wavelct analysis. The purpose of this text is to present an in-depth study of multirate sys- tems and filter banks.
We have assumed that the reader has some exposure to signal processing eg.. Except for thi- Aequirement, the book is sclf-contamed. However, this background material ts reviewed in Chap. There are many exaniples, design methods, and tables which will aid the practicing professional as well.
The chapters can 8 Chap. Chapters 2 to 4: Introductory Material A bricf review of linear system findamentals and digital filtenog, i provided in Chap. Iu Chap. IMR elliptic filters, FER eigenfilters, and allpass filters have been treated in greater detail Decause of their special role in multirate systems.
Chapter 4 is a detailed study of multirate building blocks, and their interconnections with other systems such as digital filters. Some of the ezrly sections overlap with the material covered im Croctecre and Rahincr [ AU the expense of this overlap, we have ensured Uhat the chapter is self- contained. A number of special types of digital filters, for example, Nyquist filters, power complementary filters and so on.
The polyphase decomposi- tion js introduced, along with special types of filter banks, for example, the form-DFT bank. Many applications of multirate processing are also described in Chap 4. This includes subband coding, digital audio, and transmmultiplexers, to name a few. Chapters 5 to 8: Maximally Decimated Filter Banks Chapter 5 is a study of the M-channel maximally decimated filter bank system shown in Fig.
Various distortions will be analyzed, foremost being aliasing caused by decimation. Conditions for alias cancelation znd perfect reconstruction will be established. The presentation will use some of the results ou paraunitary snatrices, which will be proved only in Chap. We have chosen to defer the proofs to Chapter 14 which is devoted te paraunitary systems in order to ensure an easy and smooth flow. The results of Chap 14 will also be stated and used in some other chapters, e.
Chapter 7 deals with Tincar-phase perfect reconstruction QM banks. In these systems the analysis filters have linear phase, which is a requirersent in some applications. As a result, this system is very efficient both ftom the deswn aad implementation points of view.
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Provides an introduction to digital signal processing and software-based digital communication; Presents a tr. The book starts with an overview of signal processing, introducing readers to the field. It goes on to give instruction in converting continuous time signals into digital signals and discusses various methods to process the digital signals, such as filtering.
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Further, students will be able to apply the basic digital signal processing techniques in their workplace. The book is based on the author's popular online course at University of California, San Diego. The book is divided into three parts: Part I, is an introduction to cognitive radios and presents a history of the cognitive radio CR , and introduce their architecture, functionalities, ideal aspects, hardware platforms, and state-of-the-art developments.
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Applications to the signal processing, inference and learning problems encountered in cognitive radios are interspersed throughout with concrete and accessible examples. In general, the polyphase components do not com- pletely determine a nonlinear TI operator. This is as was to be proved. Now we can formally state the concept of separability. Then the 2-fold polyphase its polyphase components. Figure 4: a FSE setting. The design goal is to achieve an overall system to nonlinearity.
However, if the analysis filters H 0 ,. See fig. BN is left resp. Finding E reduces to solving be linear. Hence the result follows from [8]. C represents the discrete lowpass equivalent the use of digital predistortion at the transmitter [1].
Figure 6: Digital waveform predistortion and polyphase im- plementation in the case P is linearly separable. Unlike LTI shaping filter; alternatively it could operate on the samples systems, nonlinear operators may not be completely deter- of the analog waveform obtained after pulse shaping wave- mined by their polyphase components. Results concerning form predistortion. Data predistorters operate at the sym- filter banks, equalizers, and predistorters were presented.
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