Abstract
The roundoff noise problem for multirate digital filters is difficult because rate changing inside the filter makes both scaling and roundoff noise calculation complicated. With a new multirate filter analysis technique, the transfer function between any two points inside a multirate filter can be easily found, thus, simplifies the scaling and noise calculation. This paper finds theLP scaling and derives the roundoff noise expressions for fixed point implementations of the multistage decimator, interpolator, and multirate narrow-band low-pass filter. It is shown that the noise source at a low sampling rate stage is more important than that at a higher sampling rate stage. Methods to reduce output roundoff noise are discussed.
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