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222                                        Chapter 5 Finite Word Length Effects

             (d) Compare the three scaling procedures.
             (e) Determine the round-off noise for the three filters in terms of SNR
                assuming both rounding and truncation are performed after the
                summation. Comment on the result!
         5.7 Rank the different scaling criteria in terms of severity.

             (a) Show that

             (b) Show that

         5.9 Scale the filter shown in Figure P5.9 usin^
             (a) L2-norm scaling
             (b) Loo-norm scaling



        5.10 A properly scaled filter structure
             generates low round-off noise, i.e.,
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             measurements show that c out  is small.    Figure P5.9 Direct form I
             What conclusion can be drawn about the
             coefficient word length required to satisfy
             a stringent magnitude specification?

        5.11 Scale the filter shown in Figure
             P5.ll using the safe scaling
             criterion. Also, determine the
             coefficients if instead Loo-norm
             scaling is used.
        5.12 (a) Scale the filter shown in
                Figure P5.12 using L%-
                                                       Figure P5.ll Cascade form
                norms. The data word length
                Wd is 8 bits, including the
                sign bit. Two's-complement
                representation is used. The
                coefficients are
                b = 0.98 and OQ = «i
                For which type of input
                signals is this scaling policy
                appropriate?
             (b) Also, determine the
                variance for the round-off
                noise at the output of the
                filter when rounding is             Figure P5.12 Direct form II
                performed after the
                multiplications.

                               characterizes a wide-band signal,
        5.13 (a) Show that S x
             (b) Show that SMI, characterizes a narrow-band signal.
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