Abstract
AbstractDue to the discrete nature of the coefficients the poles and zeros of a digital filter transfer function cannot, in general, be realized exactly. This paper introduces a new concept ‘pole sparsity factor’ as a measure of the maximum possible pole deviation after tuning, for the case of second order circuits. A new second order circuit that exhibits lower pole sparsity factor compared to presently available circuits with the same number of multipliers is presented.
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