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An Optimal Structure for Implementation of Digital Filters

In this paper, different structures for an elliptic filter with fixed point arithmetic are implemented and compared. The filter must be quantized for hardware implementation. This quantization is done in two steps. First the coefficients of filter are quantized and then the accuracy of internal nodes are limited. According to the simulation results, lattice and DF2- parallel structures have minimal sensitivity to coefficient quantization. Also, the area (gate count) that each of the structures occupy on the chip are computed. We show that overall, the DFl-parallel structure is the optimal structure for hardware implementation that requires minimal chip area at a reasonable precision.