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The roundoff noise analysis for block digital filters realized in cascade form
The block processing algorithm is suitable for high speed implementation of digital filters on parallel processing systems. Roundoff noise is guided via the internal structure of the block filter using a state variable formulation. In this paper, we calculate and compare output roundoff noise gain for various block filter structures, which have not been investigated yet.