Rapid design of a single chip adaptive beamformer


Autoria(s): Lightbody, G.; Woods, R.; McCanny, J.; Walke, R.; Hu, Y.; Trainor, D.
Data(s)

01/01/1998

Resumo

This paper presents the design of a single chip adaptive beamformer which contains 5 million transistors and can perform 50 GigaFlops. The core processor of the adaptive beamformer is a QR-array processor implemented on a fully efficient linear systolic architecture. The paper highlights a number of rapid design techniques that have been used to realize the design. These include an architecture synthesis tool for quickly developing the circuit architecture and the utilization of a library of parameterizable silicon intellectual property (IP) cores, to rapidly develop the circuit layouts.

Identificador

http://pure.qub.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/rapid-design-of-a-single-chip-adaptive-beamformer(1154ae1c-aba9-4e0e-9821-729e9a8a21b5).html

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Idioma(s)

eng

Direitos

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Fonte

Lightbody , G , Woods , R , McCanny , J , Walke , R , Hu , Y & Trainor , D 1998 , Rapid design of a single chip adaptive beamformer . in “Signal Processing Systems - Design and Implementation, SiPS 98”, IEEE Signal Processing Society/IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Press eds E Manolakos, A. Chandrakasan, L G Chen, W Burleson, K Konstantinides . pp. 285-294 .

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