Re: Taps

Jake wrote:

Jerry Avins wrote:

Jake wrote:
How many taps does an iir filter have? TIA.
none

What do you call the stored inputs for output calculation?

Google search, "iir taps" : 20 hits ( but no explanation :-(  )

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References:
- Taps
  - From: Jake
- Re: Taps
  - From: Jerry Avins
- Re: Taps
  - From: Jake

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