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Experimental results derived using real-time hardware together with supporting software simulations reveal that for Infinite Impulse Response digital filters, low level chaos acts as self dither that both decorrelates truncation distortion and aids linearization of low level DAC nonlinearity. The process is examined for a range of filter frequency responses, in particular ones that can match the requirements for loudspeaker equalization.
Author (s): Greenfield, Richard; Hawksford, Malcolm
Affiliation:
University of Essex, Colchester, England
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AES Convention: 88
Paper Number:2918
Publication Date:
1990-03-06
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Session subject:
Digital Audio
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Greenfield, Richard; Hawksford, Malcolm; 1990; On the Dither Performance of High-Order Digital Equalization for Loudspeaker Systems [PDF]; University of Essex, Colchester, England; Paper 2918; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=5776
Greenfield, Richard; Hawksford, Malcolm; On the Dither Performance of High-Order Digital Equalization for Loudspeaker Systems [PDF]; University of Essex, Colchester, England; Paper 2918; 1990 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=5776