Abstract
The approximation and optimal implementation of a digital filter with fixed-point arithmetic are investigated. A minimum-order structure is derived which minimizes an upper bound error due to the order approximation and output round-off noise. It is found that the minimum-order structure exhibits some favorable properties, such as absence of limit cycle and robustness of the filter's constant coefficients. A numerical example is presented to illustrate the proposed design technique. >
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