This is not required in the case of lattice filters.
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Campbell discussed lattice filters in his article of 1922, and Bartlett.
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Perhaps one of Zobel's most fascinating inventions is the lattice filter section.
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Another property of the lattice filter is that it is an intrinsically balanced topology.
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The most common application of lattice filters ( X-sections ) is in all-pass filters used for phase equalisation.
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However, this is not a convenient format in which to investigate the properties of lattice filters, especially their behavior in cascade.
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The resulting filter is the equivalent of a box attenuator formed from the R 1's and R 2's connected in cascade with an ideal lattice filter as shown in the diagram.
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This is in contrast to its contemporaries, such as Texas Instruments LPC Speech Chips, which used an 8 kHz sample rate with a 10-pole model, and realized their VTM with a lattice filter.
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