High performance signal processor
AssigneeCornell Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsWalter H. Ku, Richard W. Linderman, Paul M. Chau, Peter P. Reusens
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AssigneeCornell Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsWalter H. Ku, Richard W. Linderman, Paul M. Chau, Peter P. Reusens
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A monolithic high performance processor for computing digital signal processing algorithms based on the Fast Fourier Transform. The monolithic processor employs an array of bit-serial multipliers which cooperate with bit-serial adder/substractors to produce fast results with great precision, with reduced printed-circuit board space, and with low power requirements. The processor uses local asynchronous control and simple interfacing with the host computer. The processor, which is applicable to a broad spectrum of digital signal processing, including digital audio, radar/sonar, seismic and speech processing, operates in a variety of modes which allow the device to perform Fast Fourier Transforms, Inverse Fast Fourier Transforms, windowing, multiplication, Finite Impulse Response filtering, convolution and correlation.
A monolithic, autonomous processor chip for selected data processing, said chip including:
An array of processor chips interconnected to provide independent simultaneous operation for multiprocessing, comprising:
A high performance, monolithic, autonomous signal processor chip for computing digital signal processing algorithms based on the Fast Fourier Transform, comprising:
A processor chip array element, comprising:
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