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The design of a lossless discrete integrator digital filter with low complexity coefficients
A method for the design of a lossless discrete integrator (LDI) digital filter with low complexity finite precision coefficients (FPC) based on a discrete constrained optimization formulation and constrained simulated annealing (CSA) is presented. Simple quantization of floating point precision coefficients and other unconstrained optimization methods cannot precisely control the number of required coefficient adders and subtractors. It is shown that it is possible to control the coefficient complexity (the number of coefficient adders and subtractors) while still meeting the passband ripple specifications and achieving a small stopband ripple. Extremely low coefficient complexity filters can be achieved at the expense of a larger stopband ripple.