With the development of software radio, the digital channelized receiver has become a hot spot research in the field of receiver. It has the advantages of digital receiver such as high accuracy, high flexibility, high reliability, low power consumption, and meanwhile the advantages of channelized receiver such as good applicability and strong comprehensiveness. The digital channelized receiver divides the instantaneous bandwidth into several sub-band channels by the digital filter bank. When the receiver receives the instantaneous signal, it can realize the full-probability receive through processing the sub-band signals in parallel.

Reference [1] proposes many different structures of synthesis filter bank according to the different band allocations. Reference [2] is mainly used in communication system. The frequency of the received signal has narrow dynamic range and its range is generally known in advance. Reference [3] shows that the transition band of the filter in analysis filter bank should be narrow enough so that the aliasing between the sub-bands will not happen and the analysis filter bank can satisfy perfect reconstruction condition.

In this paper, we propose a non-maximally decimated dynamic reconfigurable channelized structure based on the modulated filter banks. The received signal firstly goes through the decimation module to reduce the sampling rate, and then is divided into several sub-band signals by the analysis filter bank. Secondly, the sub-band signals go through the detection and discrimination module. Finally, the synthesis filter bank reconstitutes the desired signal by synthesis the sub-band channels with signal. This method can synthesis the channels with sub-band signals, which reduces the consumption of hardware resources.

Figure 1 shows us the M-channel non-maximum decimated filter bank [4]. is the input signal. is the z-transform of the frequency response of the k-th filter of the analysis filter bank.

The M filters evenly divide the entire frequency band into M sub-bands. is the center frequency of the k-th filter, so the z-transform of the frequency response of the k-th filter is,. is the z- transform of the frequency response of prototype low-pass filter. The input signal firstly goes through the analysis filter bank, and it is divided into D sub-band signals by the analysis filter bank. Then do detection and discrimination to the output of the analysis filter bank and sent the detected D sub-band signals to the synthesis filter bank. The sub-band signals will be K times interpolated. Then we use the synthesis filter bank to filter out the redundant mirror bandwidth caused by interpolation. The outputs of the synthesis filter are summed so that we can get the desired signal. The z-transform of the frequency response of k-th filter of

the synthesis filter bank is, and is the z-transform of the frequency response of prototype low-pass filter of the synthesis filter bank. is the z-transform of the frequency response of the detecting and processing sector between the analysis and synthesis filter banks. In this way, the z-transform of the frequency response of the output of the synthesis filter bank can be expressed as:

As Equation (1) can be expressed in matrix form, we define the following column vectors:

Then, the matrix representation of Equation (1) can be written as:

The total z-transfer function of the system can be expressed as:

The desired signal z-transfer function can be expressed as:

The undesired aliasing z-transfer function can be expressed as:

Then we can rewrite Equation (8) as:

Let, then the undesired aliasing signal can be completely cancelled:

So, the aliasing cancellation condition can be expressed as:

By the theory of the modulation filter bank, the aliasing cancellation condition can be expressed as:

In order to achieve the aliasing cancellation condition, Equation (10) is required to be the integer delay of the analysis and synthesis filter bank and the z-transform of the frequency response of the detecting and processing sector.

Above all, the desired signal z-transform function can be expressed as [5]:

In order to achieve the desired signal perfect reconstruction condition without the detecting and processing sector, the modulation filter bank must satisfy Equations (15) and (16).

The low-pass structure uniform analysis filter bank [6] is shown in Figure 2. The number of the channel is M. The multiple of the decimation is K and. The input signal firstly goes through the down-conversion module to become a baseband signal. And then filter the baseband signal to get the sub-band signals. At last, we decimate these sub-band signals. When the number of the channel is large, it is very difficult to complete engineering realization. Assume that the order of the low-pass filter is N, so the total order of this whole structure is. As the number of the channel increases, the total order also increases, so the consumed multiplier and adder resources increase. The complex exponential down-conversion module requires the resource of the multiplier and adder, so when the number of the frequency band increases the required resources will also increase. The decimation module can reduce the sampling rate, but in this structure the decimation module is at the end of the system. So, the down-conversion

module and the low-pass filter are in a high sampling rate. If the system processes the signal at a high sampling rate, the hardware requirements will be relatively increased.

In order to solve these problems, we use the efficient polyphase structure of the analysis filter bank to replace this structure. We can infer the efficient polyphase structure of the analysis filter by doing polyphase decomposition to the low-pass structure. Through the theory of IDFT and polyphase filtering, we can get the efficient polyphase band-pass structure of the analysis filter bank as shown in Figure 3.

The z-transform function of the output of the IDFT module

can be expressed as:

Then the z-transform function of the output of the k-th channel can be expressed as:

Because, so the z-transform function of the k-th channel can also be expressed as:

Then the output signal can be expressed as:

When we put the decimation module in front of the IDFT module, the signal can be expressed as:

The z-transform function of can be expressed as:

Because, is an integer and, so Equation (22) can be rewritten as:

From the above deduction, we can get the improved efficient polyphase structure as shown in Figure 4.

The low-pass structure of the synthesis filter bank was shown in Figure 5. We can also use the polyphase decomposition method to infer the efficient polyphase structure from the low-pass structure [7].

Assuming that the input signal occupies P sub-band channels, the number of the channel of the input signal of the synthesis filter bank Q should satisfy:, where represents the nearest integer from x. Under the condition of signal perfect reconstruction, the number of the channel of the synthesis filter bank is M and the multiple of the decimation is K. The number of the channel of the input signal of the synthesis filter bank Q and the times of the in-

terpolation K should satisfy the following formula:

From Figure 5, we can know that the output of the synthesis filter bank can be expressed as:

where

Let and then:

Let, so the output signal can be expressed as [8]:

Let, so:

Because K is even, so Equation (29) can be expressed as [9]:

where is the F times decimation of.

From the corollary in Reference [1], we can know that when the number of the channel of the synthesis filter bank is M and the times of the decimation is M/Q we can get the synthesis filter that satisfy the perfect reconstruction condition:

In order to save the hardware resources further, we should improve this structure by using the dynamic reconstruction method [9]. We can use the FFT module in the synthesis filter bank. Secondly, we can just synthesize the sub- band channel with signal.

When the output of the analysis filter bank occupies channel, where. We just need to input the sub-band signals, where. When, we begin at the first channel. When, we begin at the second channel.

The z-transform function of the output of the k-th synthesis filter can be expressed as:

Because, so:

Assuming is even, can be divided into two parts:

The first part of the Equation (35) is desired signal; the second part is undesired aliasing. So, we know that even if the perfect reconstruction condition is met, the output signal cannot be completely synthesized. We defined that. So, the output signal of the synthesis filter bank can be times decimated, and the aliasing condition will not happen. According to the theory of the integer multiple interpolation, the times of the decimation K can be shifted. When is an integer, the interpolation module can be expressed as. When is not an integer, the interpolation module is 0. Let, so we can get the dynamic reconstruction synthesis filter bank shown as Figure 6. The synthesis filter should satisfy the following condition:

Firstly, we need to design the prototype filter. The pass-band cut-off frequency

of the prototype filter is 60 MHz and its stop-band cut-off frequency is 90 MHz. The order of the prototype filter is 127. The sampling rate is 960 MHz, and the number of channel is 8. The decimation time is 4. We input two signals. One is a chirp complex signal from 80 - 160 MHz and the other is a chirp complex signal from 340 - 400 MHz. The first signal occupies the first and second channels and the second signal occupies the third and the 4^th these two channels. From the simulation result we can prove the correctness of this structure. The frequency spectrum of the input signals and the output signals are shown in following Figures 7-8.

This paper aimed to solve the problem that the analysis filter bank of the digital channelized receiver cannot receive the cross-channel signal proposes a dynamic reconstruction channelized structure based on uniform channelization. This structure improves the aliasing problem caused by the analysis filter bank and satisfies the perfect reconstruction condition. Because this structure can reduce the design complexity of the filter, when the hardware resource is limited this structure has more advantages.

This work is supported partly by National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 61301205 and No. 61571146, National Defense Based Science Research Program under Grant No. JCKY2013604B001. This paper is funded by the International Exchange Program of Harbin Engineering University for Innovation-oriented Talents Cultivation.

Zhang, W.X., Zhao, W.T., He, J.X. and Shi, F.M. (2017) A Non-Maximally Decimated Dynamic Reconfigurable Channelized Structure Based on Modulated Filter Bank. Int. J. Communications, Network and System Sciences, 10, 88-97. https://doi.org/10.4236/ijcns.2017.108B010