soft/tune/eq/eq_fir_blob_quant.m

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function fbr = eq_fir_blob_quant(b, bits)
%% Quantize FIR coefficients and return vector with length,
% out shift, and coefficients to be used in the setup blob.
%
% fbr = eq_fir_blob_resp(b, bits)
% b - FIR coefficients
% bits - optional number of bits, defaults to 16
%
% fbr - vector with length, in shift, out shift, and quantized coefficients
%
%%
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%
% Author: Seppo Ingalsuo <seppo.ingalsuo@linux.intel.com>
%
if nargin < 2
bits = 16;
end
%% Quantize
[bq, shift] = eq_fir_quantize(b, bits);
%% Check trailing zeros
nf = length(bq);
nz = nf;
while bq(nz) == 0
nz = nz - 1;
end
if nz < nf
nb = nz + 1;
fprintf(1,'Note: Filter length was reduced to %d -> %d due to trailing zeros.\n', ...
nf, nb);
bq = bq(1:nb);
else
nb = nf;
end
%% Make length multiple of four (optimized FIR core)
mod4 = mod(nb, 4);
if mod4 > 0
pad = zeros(1,4-mod4);
bqp = [bq pad];
nnew = length(bqp);
fprintf(1,'Note: Filter length was %d, padded length into %d.\n', nb, nnew);
else
nnew = nb;
bqp = bq;
end
fbr = [nnew shift bqp];
end
function [bq, shift] = eq_fir_quantize(b, bits)
% [bq, shift] = eq_fir_quantize(b, bits)
%
% Inputs
% b - FIR coefficients
% bits - number bits for 2s complement coefficient
%
% Outputs
% bq - quantized coefficients
% shift - shift right parameter to apply after FIR computation to
% compensate for coefficients scaling
%
scale = 2^(bits-1);
%% Output shift for coefficients
m = max(abs(b));
shift = -ceil(log(m+1/scale)/log(2));
bsr = b*2^shift;
%% Quantize to Q1.bits-1 format, e.g. Q1.15 for 16 bits
bq = eq_coef_quant(bsr, bits, bits-1);
end