Abstract
Two new approaches to the design of predictive FIR filters are presented. First, we discuss the design of predictors and estimators for narrow-band signals based on the interpolated FIR (IFIR) filter approach. The transfer function of the IFIR predictor is of the form H(z)=P(z/sup L/)G(z) where P(z) is a predictor and G(z) is an interpolating estimator. The general-purpose design procedure for efficient IFIR predictors is described, and demonstrated for polynomial predictors. The resulting predictors, optimized for white noise attenuation, have much lower computational complexity than the corresponding direct-form FIR predictors. Secondly, an IIR filter-based implementation of sinusoidal FIR predictors is presented. As an application, a zero-crossing detector for 50 Hz thyristor drives is designed. >
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