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An order based segmentation algorithm for low power implementation of digital filters
The paper presents a new algorithm for low power implementation of digital filters. The algorithm reduces power consumption through a two phased strategy, which targets reducing the switched capacitance within the multiplier circuit. The first phase involves the segmentation of coefficients into more primitive components which could in turn be processed through a single shift and a more primitive multiplication operations. The second phase exploits the correlation among the new set of coefficients at the coefficient input of the multiplier for more reduction in switched capacitance. The paper describes the algorithm and its evaluation environment and provides results with a number of filter examples demonstrating up to 65% reduction in power compared to conventional filtering.