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<title>Polyphase Filters and Filterbanks</title>
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<p>Polyphase filtering is a computationally efficient structure for applying resampling and filtering to a signal. Most digital filters can be applied in a polyphase format, and it is also possible to create efficient resampling filterbanks using the same theories.</p>
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