Moving average low-pass filtering device and method
AssigneeChung Yuan Christian University
InventorsShih-Lun Chen, Ting-Lan Lin, Wen-Xuan Zhao
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AssigneeChung Yuan Christian University
InventorsShih-Lun Chen, Ting-Lan Lin, Wen-Xuan Zhao
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Differing from the fact that the amount of register units and adder units arranged in conventional moving average filter must be increased for processing more number of reference input signals, the present invention particularly discloses a moving average low-pass filtering device. The moving average low-pass filtering device comprises a register unit and a filtering and processing unit, and is able to use identical circuit architecture to successfully treat reference input signals with a filtering process even if the number of the reference input signals is alternatively increased. Moreover, after finishing a verification experiment by a simulator, simulation results have proved that, this novel moving average low-pass filtering device still can use identical circuit architecture to complete the filtering process under nearly the same calculation efficiency even though the number of the reference input signals is alternatively increased.
A moving average low-pass filtering device, being electrically connected between a signal providing device and an electronic device, and used for receiving successive input signals from the signal providing device and subsequently apply a filtering process to the successive input signals, so as to correspondingly output successive signals to the electronic device;
A moving average low-pass filtering method, being implemented in an execution device, wherein the execution device is electrically connected between a signal providing device and an electronic device, and used for receiving successive input signals from the signal providing device and subsequently apply a filtering process to the successive input signals, so as to correspondingly output successive signals to the electronic device;
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