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Variable Fractional Digital Delay Filter on Reconfigurable Hardware
2012
Abstract
This thesis describes a design for a variable fractional delay (VFD) finite impulse reponse (FIR) filter implemented on reconfigurable hardware. Fractionally delayed signals are required for several audio-based applications, including echo cancellation and musical signal analysis. Traditionally, VFD FIR filters have been implemented using a fixed structure in software based upon the order of the filter. This fixed structure restricts the range of valid fractional delay values permitted by the filter. This proposed design implements an order-scalable FIR filter, permitting fractionally delayed signals of widely varying integer sizes. Furthermore, the proposed design of this thesis builds upon the traditional Lagrange interpolator FIR filter using either a software-based coefficient computational unit or hardware-based coefficient computational unit in reconfigurable hardware for updating the FIR coefficients in real-time. Traditional Lagrange interpolator FIR filters have only permitted fixed fractional delay. However, by leveraging todays (2012) low-cost high performance reconfigurable hardware, an FIR-based fractional delay filter was created to permit varying fractional delay. A software/hardware hybrid VFD filter was prototyped using the Xilinx System Generator toolkit. The resulting real-time VFD FIR filter was tested using System Generator, as well as Xilinx ISE and ModelSim.
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Details
- Title
- Variable Fractional Digital Delay Filter on Reconfigurable Hardware
- Creators
- Karthik Ramu SangaiahPrawat NagvajaraDrexel University. College of Engineering
- Number of pages
- x, 66 leaves
- Resource Type
- Book
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Identifiers
- 991019170343904721