Multi-functional computing apparatus and fast fourier transform computing apparatus
OwnerTae Hyoung KIMinventor
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Abstract
Provided is a multi-functional computing apparatus including a multiply-accumulate (MAC) unit having a plurality of MAC circuits, an address generator configured to generate a read address group having a plurality of read addresses, and a memory having a plurality of banks for storing a plurality of read data groups, wherein the address generator delivers the generated read address group to the memory, and the memory delivers a read data group corresponding to the read address group selected from among the plurality of read data groups, the read data group including a plurality of pieces of read data.
Claims21
A multi-functional computing apparatus comprising:
- a multiply-accumulate (MAC) unit having a plurality of MAC circuits;
- an address generator configured to generate a read address group having a plurality of read addresses;
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- a memory having a plurality of banks for storing a plurality of read data groups,
- wherein the address generator delivers the generated read address group to the memory, and the memory delivers a read data group corresponding to the read address group selected from among the plurality of read data groups to the MAC unit, the read data group including a plurality of pieces of read data.
A fast Fourier transform (FFT) computing apparatus comprising:
- a multiplication unit having a plurality of multiply circuits;
- an address generator configured to generate a read address group having a plurality of read addresses;
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- a memory having a plurality of banks for storing a plurality of read data groups,
- wherein the address generator delivers the generated read address group to the memory, and the memory delivers a read data group corresponding to the read address group selected from among the plurality of read data groups to the multiplication unit, the read data group including a plurality of pieces of read data.
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