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Bemerkungen zum Verhalten digitaler Filter

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In den vorangegangenen Abschnitten wurde stets angenommen, daß sowohl die inneren und äußeren Signale als auch die Multipliziererkoeffizienten zeitdiskreter Netzwerke in ihrem Wertebereich ausschließlich aus Stabilitätsgründen beschränkt sind und innerhalb derart bedingter Grenzen beliebige reelle Zahlenwerte annehmen können. Aufgrund dieser Idealisierungen, die ihre Rechtfertigung in der relativ einfachen mathematischen Behandlung der betrachteten Systeme finden, charakterisieren die untersuchten Modelle das Verhalten digitaler Filter in der Regel nur näherungsweise.

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Lücker, R. (1980). Bemerkungen zum Verhalten digitaler Filter. In: Grundlagen digitaler Filter. Nachrichtentechnik, vol 7. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11925-9_11

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