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                        Consider a  simple filter, comprised of  a  two-input adder  and a  single delay
                       element with a multiplier. Let the multiplier coefficient be -0.5.  Table 15.1 shows
                       how the filter responds.


                         SAMPLE  I  INPUTA         OUTPUTA         INPUT B      OUTPUT B

                            0          0             -0.37          0            -0.3
                            1          0.3 1292       0.12792       0.95600       0.80600
                            2          0.59441        0.65837       0.56087       0.96388
                            3          0.81620        1.14538      -0.6269       -0.1450
                            4          0.95600        1.52870      -0.9287       -1.0012
                            5          0.99978        1.76414       0.08209      -0.4185
                            6          0.943 14       1.82521       0.97686       0.76760
                            7          0.79177        1.70438       0.49101       0.87482
                            8          0.56087        1.41306      -0.6887       -0.25 13
                            9          0.27 3 64      0.98017      -0.8951       -1.0208
                           10         -0.0410         0.44900       0.16363      -0.3467
                           11         -0.3516        -0.1271        0.99 1 12     0.8 1773
                           12         -0.6269        -0.6905        0.41784       0.8267
                           13         -0.8392        -1.1845       -0.7459       -0.3326
                           14         -0.9672        -1.5595       -0.8555       -1.0218
                           15         -0.998  1      -1.7778        0.24407      -0.2668
                           16         -0.9287        -1.8176        0.99869       0.86527


                 Table 15.1
                 The  Response of an IIR Filter

                       The response for a sinusoidal signal with an angular change of  l/z radians per
                       sample is given by  output A.  The response of  a sinusoidal signal having an
                       angular change of  4/z radians per sample is given by output B.



                 DSP Mathematics

                       Digital signal processing will dominate over analog techniques with the intro-
                       duction of low-cost DSP chips and kits. Kits are already available at low cost.
                       These have a processor board with input and output interfaces, and assembler
                       and debugger software that  enable code to be tested. Texas Instruments pro-
                       duces a kit called the DSK, which contains a TMS320C50 DSP device and an
                       analog interface circuit. Analog Devices produces the EZ-KIT, which contains
                       the AD2101 DSP and the EZ-KIT Lite, which contains the AD21 15. Motorola
                       has also joined in the low-cost introduction market with the DSP56002EVM,
                       this contains a DSP56L002, which is a 24-bit fixed-point processor.
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