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FIR Filter Designs for Sampling Rate Conversion 499<br />

FIR Interpolator<br />

x(n)<br />

↑I<br />

v(m)<br />

FIR LPF<br />

H(ω)<br />

y(m)<br />

Rate: F x IF x IF x<br />

FIGURE 9.18<br />

An FIR integer interpolator<br />

only one of D outputs is required [see the discussion following (9.44) on<br />

page 496]. We will first discuss integer interpolators, followed by integer<br />

decimators and then the rational resamplers. The main emphasis will be<br />

on the specifications of these FIR lowpass filters, since the design problem<br />

has already been considered in Chapter 7.<br />

9.5.1 FIR INTEGER INTERPOLATION<br />

Replacing the ideal filter of the system given on page 489 with an FIR<br />

filter, we obtain the system shown in Figure 9.18. The relevant equation<br />

that relates the Fourier transforms V (ω) and X(ω) is(9.28), repeated<br />

here for convenience.<br />

V (ω) =X(ωI) (9.48)<br />

Considering the frequency compression by I and the required amplitude<br />

scale factor of I, the ideal lowpass filter was determined in (9.30) and<br />

(9.33) to be<br />

{<br />

I, |ω|

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