Sampling rate converting apparatus
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsTadao Fujita, Jun Takayama, Takeshi Ninomiya
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsTadao Fujita, Jun Takayama, Takeshi Ninomiya
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A sampling rate converting apparatus is arranged in such a manner that, in a case where the frequency ratio of a first or a second sampling frequency holds a simple integral relationship, its oversampling filters are composed of FIR type digital filters the length of each of which corresponds to the least common multiple of the frequency ratio so that the first or the second sampling frequency of the digital signal is converted into the second or the first sampling frequency. A sampling rate converting apparatus is arranged in such a manner that coefficients to be given to weighting means of oversampling filters are changed by selecting coefficient data of coefficient generating means including a plurality of selectable coefficient data so that, in a case where the frequency ratio of the first or the second sampling frequency does not hold a simple integral relationship, the first or the second sampling frequency of the digital signal can be converted into the second or the first sampling frequency.
A sampling rate converting apparatus for converting an input digital signal which is sampled with one of a first sampling frequency and a second sampling frequency into an output digital signal sampled with the other of said first sampling frequency and said second sampling frequency, with a frequency ratio of said first sampling frequency and said second sampling frequency having a numerator and a denominator which are respective integer values, said sampling rate converting apparatus comprising:
A sampling rate converting filter for converting an input digital signal which is sampled with one of a first sampling frequency and a second sampling frequency into an output digital signal sampled with the other of said first sampling frequency and said second sampling frequency, said first and second sampling frequencies lacking a simple integral relationship:
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