Digital tank circuit

Claim 1

A digital tank circuit having a center frequency f 0 , comprising: sampling means for sampling an input signal at a predetermined sampling interval of T s equal to 1/4 f 0 and converting sampled values into corresponding predetermined binary codes each consisting of a predetermined number of bits; and filter means responsive to each said binary code for providing a transfer function represented by ##EQU8## where l is an integer, wherein said filter means comprises: first shift means responsive to each said binary code for outputting a third bit string whose high order side consists of a first bit string of k (positive integer) bits, each having the same value as the sign bit of said binary code, and whose low order side consists of a second bit string identical to the m high order (positive integer) bits of said binary code; first addition means responsive to said third bit string fed from said first shift means as first input data for producing first addition data obtained by adding the first input data and a second input data; first delay means through which said first addition data passes after being delayed by a time of 2T s ; first inversion means for inverting said first addition data fed from said first delay means to produce first inverted data; second shift means for outputting a sixth bit string whose high order side consists of a fourth bit string consisting of n bits, each having the same value as the sign bit of said first addition data passing through said first delay means, and whose low order side consists of a fifth bit string identical to the m high order bits of said first addition data; second addition means for supplying second addition data, obtained by adding said first inverted data and said sixth bit string, to said first addition means as said second input data; second inversion means for inverting said first addition data passing through said first delay means bit by bit to produce second inverted data; third addition means for producing third addition data obtained by adding said first addition data and said second inverted data; and third shift means for producing data including a seventh bit string obtained by shifting said third addition data by (l+k) bits to the left as a filer output.