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Suppression of parasitic oscillations in wave digital filters Export

Circuits and Systems, IEEE Transactions on In Circuits and Systems, IEEE Transactions on, Vol. 22, No. 3. (1975), pp. 239-246.

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Parasitic oscillations can occur in digital filters due to the granularity of the signal and to overflow. It is shown that for wave digital filters, the earlier concept of pseudopower leads to a function called stored pseudopower, from which a simple criterion guaranteeing absence of parasitic oscillations can be derived. For fixed-point two's-complement arithmetic, this criterion can be taken into account by particularly simple requirements for the adaptor output signals. A special type of calculus is developed which makes it possible to derive the corresponding simple requirements for the chopping operations at the various stages of the signal processing in the adaptors. The method is extended to cover scaling.


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