Implementation of Digital FIR Filter Using Optimized Hybrid Arithmetic Unit

Project Code :TVMAFE691

Objective

The objective of this project is to design and implement a digital FIR filter using an optimized hybrid arithmetic unit for high-speed and low-power signal processing applications. It focuses on enhancing filter performance by combining different arithmetic techniques to reduce computational delay and hardware complexity. The design will be simulated and verified to evaluate key parameters such as area, power consumption, and processing speed. Comparative analysis will be performed to demonstrate improvements over conventional FIR filter implementations. The overall goal is to develop an efficient, reliable, and high-performance FIR filter suitable for real-time digital signal processing systems.

Abstract

Abstract:

As mobile computing and multimedia applications gain traction, there's a growing need for high-speed computational systems in digital signal processing (DSP), particularly in telecommunications. Digital Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filters are crucial in achieving optimal results. This paper introduces a high-performance FIR filter design utilizing a hybrid architecture that combines adders and multipliers to optimize filter performance. Given the significance of power consumption in electronic devices like mobile phones, the paper also addresses the challenge by presenting the design and implementation of a low-power FIR filter for DSP applications, focusing on reducing dynamic power while maintaining filter efficiency.

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