Multi-constraint FIR (Infinite Impulse Response) digital filter generation method for quantum biogeography evolution mechanism
A digital filter and biogeographical technology, applied in the direction of digital technology network, impedance network, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as general convergence performance, complex coding and structure, and large amount of calculation
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[0035] Step 1: The present invention uses the minimum mean square error criterion to design the FIR digital filter, that is, find a set of filter parameter vectors in the solution space to minimize the mean square error between the required frequency response and the calculated actual frequency response amplitude.
[0036] Suppose the unit sampling impulse response of the N-order FIR digital filter is h(n)≠0 (n=0,1,...,N-1), and its transfer function can be expressed as Then the frequency response of the filter is expressed as Where ω is the angular frequency. Set at a set of discrete frequency points ω k The required frequency response value is Its unit impulse response is h d (n), the relationship between them can be expressed as The frequency response error can be expressed as ...
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