Efficient implementation of multi-channel integrators and differentiators in a programmable device
AssigneeAltera Corporation
InventorsBenjamin J. Esposito, David J. Moore
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeAltera Corporation
InventorsBenjamin J. Esposito, David J. Moore
Estimating the term…
Efficiently implemented multi-channel integrators and multi-channel differentiators utilize a delay section in a single integrator or differentiator in lieu of parallel integrator or differentiator lines to handle multi-channel data flow and processing. The delay section functions like a shift register, greatly reducing the space and/or resources required for implementing the integrator or differentiator. Such integrators and differentiators can be used in multi-channel decimators, interpolators and numerically controlled oscillators in place of multiple instances of single channel integrators that have had to be used in earlier systems. These structures and devices can be implemented in programmable devices such as PLDs and similar devices, in which the delay section can be implemented in embedded memory in the device. Multi-stage decimators and interpolators can use multiple instances of an integrator and/or differentiator in series.
A multi-channel integrator comprising:
A multi-channel differentiator comprising:
An N stage, M channel decimator, where M>1, the decimator comprising:
An N stage, M channel interpolator, where M>1, the interpolator comprising:
An M channel numerically controlled oscillator, where M>1, the numerically controlled oscillator comprising:
A computer program product for performing multi-channel integration on data of a plurality of channels, the computer program product stored on a computer storage media having computer readable code embodied therein, the computer readable code comprising:
A computer program product for performing multi-channel differentiation on data of a plurality of channels, the computer program product stored on a computer storage media having
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.