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Decimation and Interpolation Filter

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Hello,
What's the different between Decimation and Interpolation filter in design ?(Not say upsampling and downsampling).
Can they use the same hardware, maybe with different coefficients, in the same frequency ratio?
I am a beginer in this design. Please give your comment and suggestion
about it .
One case is list below :
for audio signal : fs=44.1kHz oversampling ratio :128fs
use third-order 8 level SDM in 24-bit audio DAC , SNR target = 96dB
How can I design the interpolation filter?

Thanks in advance.
 

Hi,
You can use the same hardware. You should be careful to take of difference in filter lengths if any by using zero coefficient. I have only implemented a CIC decimation filter in Hardware. I hope you are referring Baese Book.
Hope this helps,
B RM
 

You can find some difference between them from the book ---
‘Delta-sigma data converters --- Theory,Design,and simulation' IEEE press.
The book can be found here:
 

see "Meyr, Heinrich, Marc Moeneclaey,
and Stefan A. Fechtel, Digital Communication Receivers, Wiley"
Chapter 9 in detail.

hope that helps
 

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