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FIR Filter Structures 231<br />

FIGURE 6.12<br />

Linear-phase form FIR structures (symmetric impulse response)<br />

□ EXAMPLE 6.4 An FIR filter is given by the system function<br />

H(z) =1+16 1<br />

16 z−4 + z −8<br />

Determine and draw the direct, linear-phase, and cascade form structures.<br />

a. Direct form: The difference equation is given by<br />

y(n) =x(n)+16.0625x(n − 4) + x(n − 8)<br />

and the direct form structure is shown in Figure 6.13(a).<br />

b. Linear-phase form: The difference equation can be written in the form<br />

y(n) =[x(n)+x(n − 8)]+16.0625x(n − 4)<br />

and the resulting structure is shown in Figure 6.13b.<br />

c. Cascade form: We use the following MATLAB Script.<br />

>> b=[1,0,0,0,16+1/16,0,0,0,1]; [b0,B,A] = dir2cas(b,1)<br />

FIGURE 6.13 FIR filter structures in Example 6.4<br />

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