Britto Pari James

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1. Introduction Recent technological advancements necessitate dynamic and decisive filter structures, which are predominantly used in communication applications. In earlier studies, filter bank implementation in multiple carrier-modulating designs plays a pivotal role in communication fields [1]. The filter banks perform trans-multiplexing to enhance selectivity and provide required frequency variation with the large dissociation between every subcarrier.

1. Introduction The channelizer, which functions with the biggest sampling rate in the software radio (SR) section, is the component with the highest computational load [1,2,3]. Sample rate conversion (SRC), channel filtering, and digital down conversion (DDC) are all part of channelization [3]. Essentially, the channelizer uses a bank of channel filters to separate numerous low bandwidth channels from a baseband input signal.