Distributed decimation sample rate conversion
First Claim
1. A method of decimating a source signal with a source sample rate by a non-integer ratio to a sink signal with a sink sample rate, comprising the steps of:
- a) determining a largest power-of-2 decimation factor based on the source sample rate and the sink sample rate;
b) decimating the source signal by the decimation factor to an intermediate signal with an intermediate ("IM") sample rate which is as least as large as the sink sample rate;
c) applying sample-rate conversion to the IM signal to down convert to the sink signal with the sink sample rate.
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Abstract
A system for decimating a source signal with a source sample rate by a non-integer factor to a sink signal with a sink sample rate is disclosed. The system first determines a decimation factor based on a ratio of the source sample rate to the sink sample rate. The system then decimates the source signal by the decimation factor to an intermediate ("IM") signal with an IM sample rate which is larger than the sink sample rate. The IM signal is then applied to a sample-rate converter to down convert to the sink signal with the sink sample rate, using a decimation factor between only 1 and 2.
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10 Claims
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1. A method of decimating a source signal with a source sample rate by a non-integer ratio to a sink signal with a sink sample rate, comprising the steps of:
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a) determining a largest power-of-2 decimation factor based on the source sample rate and the sink sample rate; b) decimating the source signal by the decimation factor to an intermediate signal with an intermediate ("IM") sample rate which is as least as large as the sink sample rate; c) applying sample-rate conversion to the IM signal to down convert to the sink signal with the sink sample rate. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A method of decimating a source signal with a source sample rate to a sink signal with a sink sample rate, comprising the steps of:
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a) determining ratio of the source sample rate to the sink sample rate; b) determining a power-of-2 decimation factor based on the ratio; c) decimating the source signal by the decimation factor to an IM signal with an IM sample rate, where the IM sample rate is larger than the sink sample rate; d) converting the IM signal by a non-integer factor to the sink signal with the sink sample rate by using a sample rate converter. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6)
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7. A system for decimating a source signal with a source sample rate by a non-integer ratio to a sink signal with a sink sample rate, comprising:
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means for determining a power-of-2 decimation factor based on a ratio of the source sample rate to the sink sample rate; variable decimation filter means for decimating the source signal by the decimation factor to an intermediate signal ("IM") with an IM sample rate which is larger than, or equal to, the sink sample rate, the variable decimation filter means comprising a SINC filter; sample-rate converter means for down-converting the IM signal by a non-integer factor to the sink signal with the sink sample rate. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10)
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