This paper describes a high-level interactive system that can be used to generate VLSI designs for various operations in signal processing such as filtering, convolution and computing the discrete Fourier transform. The overall process is fully automated and requires that the user specifies only a few parameters such as operation, precision, size and architecture type. The built-in architectures are new digit-on-line bit-serial architectures that are based on recently derived fast algorithms for the above operations. The basic elements are compact and have a very small gate delay. We feel that our system will offer a flexible and easy to use tool that can produce practical designs which are easy to test, efficient and fast
This work shows how one parallel technology Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) can be applied to d...
A bit-serial cell library is presented which can been used to rapidly implement discrete Fourier tra...
Abstract—Digital signal processors with Harvard architecture are being gradually replaced by digital...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 102-105)The field of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) has ...
Prior to about 1980, real-time signal processing development work was dominated by hardware design t...
Recent advances in very large scale integration (VLSI) have contributed to the current digital signa...
Floating-point digital signal processors aid in implementing real-time digital signal processing alg...
The progress in technology of VLSI-circuits enables economical hardware implementation of highly sop...
Digital signal processing (DSP) is steadily gaining importance, especially since signal processors a...
Digital signal processing (DSP) covers a wide range of applications in which the implementation of h...
The book intends to address the important aspects of high-performance signal processing with a focus...
This paper deals with the presentation of a framework for the rapid prototyping of Digital Signal Pr...
The high throughput computation requirements of real-time digital signal processing (dsp) systems us...
2 This project deals with the design and implementation of a general-purpose signal processor using ...
The book intends to address the important aspects of high-performance signal processing with a focus...
This work shows how one parallel technology Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) can be applied to d...
A bit-serial cell library is presented which can been used to rapidly implement discrete Fourier tra...
Abstract—Digital signal processors with Harvard architecture are being gradually replaced by digital...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 102-105)The field of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) has ...
Prior to about 1980, real-time signal processing development work was dominated by hardware design t...
Recent advances in very large scale integration (VLSI) have contributed to the current digital signa...
Floating-point digital signal processors aid in implementing real-time digital signal processing alg...
The progress in technology of VLSI-circuits enables economical hardware implementation of highly sop...
Digital signal processing (DSP) is steadily gaining importance, especially since signal processors a...
Digital signal processing (DSP) covers a wide range of applications in which the implementation of h...
The book intends to address the important aspects of high-performance signal processing with a focus...
This paper deals with the presentation of a framework for the rapid prototyping of Digital Signal Pr...
The high throughput computation requirements of real-time digital signal processing (dsp) systems us...
2 This project deals with the design and implementation of a general-purpose signal processor using ...
The book intends to address the important aspects of high-performance signal processing with a focus...
This work shows how one parallel technology Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) can be applied to d...
A bit-serial cell library is presented which can been used to rapidly implement discrete Fourier tra...
Abstract—Digital signal processors with Harvard architecture are being gradually replaced by digital...