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Round-off Effects in IIR Digital Filters 577<br />

where ε 1 (n) and ε 2 (n) are the relative errors in the corresponding quantizers.<br />

The exact analysis even for the 1st-order case is tedious; hence we<br />

make a few practically reasonable approximations. If the absolute values<br />

of the errors are small, then we have ŷ(n − 1) ≈ y(n − 1) and ĝ(n) ≈ y(n);<br />

hence from (10.68a) we obtain<br />

e 1 (n) ≈ αε 1 (n) y(n − 1)<br />

e 2 (n) ≈ ε 2 (n) y(n)<br />

(10.69a)<br />

(10.69b)<br />

Furthermore, we make the following assumption about the noise sources:<br />

1. ε 1 (n) and ε 2 (n) are white noise sources.<br />

2. ε 1 (n) and ε 2 (n) are uncorrelated with each other.<br />

3. ε 1 (n) and ε 2 (n) are uncorrelated with the input x(n).<br />

4. ε 1 (n) and ε 2 (n) are uniformly distributed between −2 −B and 2 −B .<br />

Let x(n) beazero-mean, stationary random sequence. Then y(n) is<br />

also a zero-mean, stationary sequence. Hence from (10.69)<br />

σ 2 e 1<br />

= |α| 2 σ 2 ε 1<br />

σ 2 y (10.70a)<br />

σ 2 e 2<br />

= σ 2 ε 2<br />

σ 2 y (10.70b)<br />

Let the error in the output due e 1 (n) beq 1 (n) and that due to e 2 (n) be<br />

q 2 (n). Let h 1 (n) and h 2 (n) bethe corresponding noise impulse responses.<br />

Note that h 1 (n) =h 2 (n) =h(n) =α n u(n). Then the total error q(n) is<br />

with<br />

where<br />

q(n) =q 1 (n)+q 2 (n) (10.71)<br />

σ 2 q = σ 2 q 1<br />

+ σ 2 q 2<br />

(10.72)<br />

∑<br />

∞ ∑<br />

∞<br />

σq 2 1<br />

= σe 2 1<br />

|h 1 (n)| 2 and σq 2 2<br />

= σe 2 2<br />

|h 2 (n)| 2 (10.73)<br />

0<br />

Hence using (10.72), (10.73), and (10.70),<br />

σq 2 = ( σe 2 1<br />

+ σe 2 ) ( ) ( )<br />

1<br />

2<br />

1 −|α| 2 = σy<br />

2 1 (|α| 2<br />

1 −|α| 2 σε 2 1<br />

+ σε 2 )<br />

2<br />

0<br />

(10.74)<br />

Using σε 2 1<br />

= σε 2 2<br />

=2 −2B /3, we obtain<br />

( )( )<br />

2<br />

σq 2 = σy<br />

2 −2B 1+|α|<br />

2<br />

3 1 −|α| 2<br />

Therefore<br />

SNR = σ2 y<br />

σ 2 q<br />

=3 ( 2 2B) ( 1 −|α| 2<br />

1+|α| 2 )<br />

(10.75)<br />

(10.76)<br />

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