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WI. G.. Gardner, "Efficient Convolution without Input/Output Delay," Paper 3897, (1994 November.). doi: WI. G.. Gardner, "Efficient Convolution without Input/Output Delay," Paper 3897, (1994 November.). doi:
Abstract: A block FFT implementation of convolution is vastly more efficient than the direct form FIR filter. Unfortunately, block processing incurs significant input/output delay which is undesirable for real-time applications. A hybrid convolution method is proposed which combines direct form and block FFT processing. The result is a zero delay convolver that performs significantly better than direct form methods.

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