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The architecture of DSP: a DSP multiprocessor
ICASSP-88., International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2003Simple analog functions such as mixing and editing often have complex implementations in the digital domain. Previous machines designed expressly for such tasks, such as the Lucasfilm ASP and Neve BBC machine, are heavily pipelined and complex machines with extremely fast cycle times.
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IEEE Communications Magazine, 1995
The stumbling blocks in development of a commercially usable software radio have been the availability of hardware, in particular the fast DSP required. As high performance ADCs have become available commercially, with the sample rates and spurious free dynamic ranges required, hybrid techniques using specialized digital hardware, operating under ...
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The stumbling blocks in development of a commercially usable software radio have been the availability of hardware, in particular the fast DSP required. As high performance ADCs have become available commercially, with the sample rates and spurious free dynamic ranges required, hybrid techniques using specialized digital hardware, operating under ...
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Rapid prototyping of DSP algorithms on VLIW TMS320C6701 DSP
Microprocessors and Microsystems, 2002Abstract In this paper, an overview of a rapid prototyping system using MATLAB Real-Time Workshop (RTW) and TI TMS320C6701-EVM is presented. The MATLAB RTW generated ANSI C code from Simulink blocksets has poor real-time implementation benchmarks for DSP kernels.
K. H. Hong +4 more
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Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1989
Abstract Universal board for digital signal processing applications is presented in this paper. It is designed to be a flexible, versatile board, wich satisfies different requirements found in the field of digital signal processing (DSP), yet to be of modest hardware complexity.
M. Vlajnic +3 more
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Abstract Universal board for digital signal processing applications is presented in this paper. It is designed to be a flexible, versatile board, wich satisfies different requirements found in the field of digital signal processing (DSP), yet to be of modest hardware complexity.
M. Vlajnic +3 more
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IEEE Communications Magazine, 2007
A new specification was released that, for the first time, "standardizes" the software and firmware infrastructure for a broad base of specialized signal processing devices used within the baseband signal/modem processing engines of an advanced wireless system.
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A new specification was released that, for the first time, "standardizes" the software and firmware infrastructure for a broad base of specialized signal processing devices used within the baseband signal/modem processing engines of an advanced wireless system.
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LabVIEW DSP - A Hands-on DSP Educational Platform
2009 IEEE 13th Digital Signal Processing Workshop and 5th IEEE Signal Processing Education Workshop, 2009Digital Signal Processing technology has transformed our way of life. It has become a fundamental building block in the biomedical, automotive, aerospace, communications and entertainment industries just to mention a few. Ironically, while these systems require interfacing with real world signals, operate in real-time and dynamically interact and ...
Eduardo Perez, Sam Shearman
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2002 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2002
The recent trend has been to move DSP education earlier in the curriculum. This paper demonstrates using music to teach sinusoids and MIDI at both the undergraduate (DSP First) and high school (Infinity Project) level.
Yoder, Mark, Doering, E.
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The recent trend has been to move DSP education earlier in the curriculum. This paper demonstrates using music to teach sinusoids and MIDI at both the undergraduate (DSP First) and high school (Infinity Project) level.
Yoder, Mark, Doering, E.
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 2002
DSPs today are still programmed mainly in assembly code - which somehow seems like a "stone age" approach for the compiler dominated microprocessor world. Now that compilers are moving into the DSP world, does this mean that we see the long-awaited merger of DSPs & micros? Or will DSPs disappear?
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DSPs today are still programmed mainly in assembly code - which somehow seems like a "stone age" approach for the compiler dominated microprocessor world. Now that compilers are moving into the DSP world, does this mean that we see the long-awaited merger of DSPs & micros? Or will DSPs disappear?
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Proceedings of the IEEE 2002 Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (Cat. No.02CH37285), 2003
The CW4011 is an SoC containing a DSP with a novel vector architecture. It exploits the parallelism and narrow data typical of image processing to gain high performance at a low cost and power. It contains eight 32-bit datapaths all working off of a single instruction.
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The CW4011 is an SoC containing a DSP with a novel vector architecture. It exploits the parallelism and narrow data typical of image processing to gain high performance at a low cost and power. It contains eight 32-bit datapaths all working off of a single instruction.
John Redford +4 more
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The TigerSHARC DSP architecture
IEEE Micro, 2000This highly parallel DSP architecture based on a short-vector memory system incorporates techniques found in general-purpose computing. It promises sustained performance close to its peak computational rates of 900 MFLOPS (32-bit floating-point) or 3.6 BOPS (16-bit fixed-point).
José Fridman, Zvi Greenfield
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