Rd. Koilpillai et Pp. Vaidyanathan, COSINE-MODULATED FIR FILTER BANKS SATISFYING PERFECT RECONSTRUCTION, IEEE transactions on signal processing, 40(4), 1992, pp. 770-783
It is well known that FIR filter banks, satisfying the perfect reconst
ruction (PR) property, can be obtained by cosine modulation of a linea
r-phase prototype of length N = 2M (M is the number of channels) when
certain constraints are imposed on the prototype. Recently, this resul
t was extended for the case when N = 2mM (m is an arbitrary positive i
nteger). In this paper, we obtain a necessary and sufficient condition
on the 2M polyphase components of a linear-phase prototype filter of
length N = 2mM, such that the polyphase component matrix of the modula
ted filter bank is lossless. The losslessness of the polyphase compone
nt matrix, in turn, is sufficient to ensure that the analysis/synthesi
s system satisfies PR. Using this result, a new design procedure is pr
esented (based on the two-channel lossless lattice). This enables the
design of a large class of FIR-PR filter banks (and includes the N = 2
M case). It is shown that this approach requires fewer parameters to b
e optimized than in the pseudo-QMF designs and in the lossless lattice
based PR-QMF designs (for equal length filters in the three designs).
This advantage becomes significant when designing long filters for la
rge M. The design procedure and its other advantages are described in
detail. Design examples and comparisons are included.