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Efficient Shift-Add Implementation of FIR Filters Using Variable Partition Hybrid Form Structures
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Single constant multiplication (SCM) and multiple constant multiplications (MCM) are among the most popular schemes used for low-complexity shift-add implementation of finite impulse response (FIR) filters. While SCM is used in the direct form realization of FIR filters, MCM is used in the transposed direct form structures. Very often, the hybrid form FIR filters where the sub-sections are implemented by fixed-size MCM blocks provide better area, time, and power efficiency than those of traditional MCM and SCM based implementations. To have an efficient hybrid form filter, in this paper, we have performed a detailed complexity analysis in terms of the hardware and time consumed by the hybrid form structures. We find that the existing hybrid form structures lead to an undesirable increase of complexity in the structural-adder block. Therefore, to have a more efficient implementation, a variable size partitioning approach is proposed in this paper. It is shown that the proposed approach consumes less area and provides nearly 11% reduction of critical path delay, 40% reduction of power consumption, 15% reduction of area-delay product, 52% reduction of energy-delay product, and 42% reduction of power-area product, on an average, over the state-of-the-art methods.
Keywords:
Finite impulse response (FIR) filter
hybrid form FIR filters
constant multiplication schemes
coefficient partitioning approach and low power designs
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