# 0.8 Filter banks and transmultiplexers  (Page 2/23)

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1. Perfect Reconstruction (i.e., $y\left(n\right)=x\left(n\right)$ ).
2. Usefulness . Clearly this depends on the application. For the subband coding application, the filter frequency responses mightapproximate the ideal responses in [link] . In other applications the filters may have to satisfy other constraints orapproximate other frequency responses.

If the signals and filters are multidimensional in [link] , we have the multidimensional filter bank design problem.

## Transmultiplexer

A transmultiplexer is a structure that combines a collection of signals into a single signal at a higher rate; i.e., it is the dual of a filterbank. If the combined signal depends linearly on the constituent signal, we have a linear transmultiplexer. Transmultiplexers were originally studied in the context of converting time-domain-multiplexed (TDM) signalsinto frequency domain multiplexed (FDM) signals with the goal of converting back to time-domain-multiplexed signals at some later point.A key point to remember is that the constituent signals should be recoverable from the combined signal. [link] shows the structure of a transmultiplexer. The input signals ${y}_{i}\left(n\right)$ were upsampled, filtered, and combined (by a synthesis bank of filters)to give a composite signal $d\left(n\right)$ . The signal $d\left(n\right)$ can be filtered (by an analysis bank of filters) and downsampled to give a set of signals ${x}_{i}\left(n\right)$ . The goal in transmultiplexer design is a choice of filters that ensures perfect reconstruction (i.e., for all $i$ , ${x}_{i}\left(n\right)={y}_{i}\left(n\right)$ ). This imposes bilinear constraints on the synthesis and analysis filters. Also,the upsampling factor must be at least the number of constituent input signals, say $L$ . Moreover, in classical TDM-FDM conversion the analysis and synthesis filters must approximate the ideal frequency responses in [link] . If the input signals, analysis filters and synthesis filters are multidimensional, we havea multidimensional transmultiplexer.

## Perfect reconstruction—a closer look

We now take a closer look at the set of bilinear constraints on the analysis and synthesis filters of a filter bank and/or transmultiplexerthat ensures perfect reconstruction (PR). Assume that there are $L$ analysis filters and $L$ synthesis filters and that downsampling/upsampling is by some integer $M$ . These constraints, broadly speaking, canbe viewed in three useful ways, each applicable in specific situations.

1. Direct characterization - which is useful in wavelet theory (to characterize orthonormality and frame properties),in the study of a powerful class of filter banks (modulated filter banks), etc.
2. Matrix characterization - which is useful in the study of time-varying filter banks.
3. z-transform-domain (or polyphase-representation) characterization - which is useful in the design and implementation of (unitary) filter banks and wavelets.

## Direct characterization of pr

We will first consider the direct characterization of PR, which, for both filter banks and transmultiplexers, follows from an elementary superpositionargument.

Theorem 38 A filter bank is PR if and only if, for all integers ${n}_{1}$ and ${n}_{2}$ ,

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