Asynchronous rate conversion

Author

Medan, Y. ; Shvadron, U.

Author_Institution

IBM Haifa Res. Lab., Haifa, Israel

fYear

1997

fDate

23-25 Jun 1997

Firstpage

107

Lastpage

112

Abstract

A new approach for sampling rate conversion of digitally sampled signals is presented. The approach enables conversion from any given source sampling rate to any desired target sampling rate even if the source and destination clocks are not synchronous. The importance of algorithm is in a communication system where the sampling is done on one system and the playback is done on another, in such cases a drift between the clock occurs causing synchronization problems. The algorithm utilizes a very simple approach and indeed consumes less than one Mips. The algorithm was implemented on the IBM Signal Processor (Mwave-MDSP2780) and is used to convert a low sampling rate (8 or 9.6KHz) to the high CD rate (44.1Khz) and vice-versa

Keywords

CD-ROMs; FIR filters; acoustic signal processing; audio signals; low-pass filters; signal sampling; synchronisation; 1 MIPS; 44.1 kHz; 8 to 9.5 kHz; CD rate; FIR digital rate conversion filter; IBM Signal Processor; Mwave-MDSP2780; asynchronous rate conversion; communication system; digitally sampled signals; low-pass filter; playback; sampling rate; sampling rate conversion; sampling rate converter; synchronization problems; Clocks; Cutoff frequency; Digital filters; Finite impulse response filter; Frequency conversion; Sampling methods; Shape control; Signal processing; Signal processing algorithms; Signal sampling;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Multimedia Signal Processing, 1997., IEEE First Workshop on

Conference_Location

Princeton, NJ

Print_ISBN

0-7803-3780-8

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/MMSP.1997.602621

Filename

602621