Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters

This report is aiming of fulfilling the Bachelor's Degree of Electrical and Electronic engineering in NTU. In this report the ReMB and the DAG fusion techniques are employed and a new design methodology is proposed to reduce the area-time complexity of these two techniques. The Programmable Da...

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Main Author: Pang, Yuanchen.
Other Authors: Chang Chip Hong
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2009
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-179972023-07-07T15:46:45Z Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters Pang, Yuanchen. Chang Chip Hong School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Integrated circuits This report is aiming of fulfilling the Bachelor's Degree of Electrical and Electronic engineering in NTU. In this report the ReMB and the DAG fusion techniques are employed and a new design methodology is proposed to reduce the area-time complexity of these two techniques. The Programmable Data Scalar (PDS), newly developed methodology, is to reduce the number of operators in the circuit. The common subexpressions that are identified then eliminated based on a continuously updated reference matrix of common subexpression‟s frequency of occurrences. Judgment based on certain design parameters is then employed to perform the scheduling of operators to control steps. By gathering the compatible operators in the same control steps, more operators can be saved and the bit-length of the applied operators is relatively small to lower the area cost of the design. Bachelor of Engineering 2009-06-18T07:41:38Z 2009-06-18T07:41:38Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/17997 en Nanyang Technological University 53 p. application/pdf
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Pang, Yuanchen.
Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters
description This report is aiming of fulfilling the Bachelor's Degree of Electrical and Electronic engineering in NTU. In this report the ReMB and the DAG fusion techniques are employed and a new design methodology is proposed to reduce the area-time complexity of these two techniques. The Programmable Data Scalar (PDS), newly developed methodology, is to reduce the number of operators in the circuit. The common subexpressions that are identified then eliminated based on a continuously updated reference matrix of common subexpression‟s frequency of occurrences. Judgment based on certain design parameters is then employed to perform the scheduling of operators to control steps. By gathering the compatible operators in the same control steps, more operators can be saved and the bit-length of the applied operators is relatively small to lower the area cost of the design.
author2 Chang Chip Hong
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Pang, Yuanchen.
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author Pang, Yuanchen.
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title Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters
title_short Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters
title_full Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters
title_fullStr Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters
title_full_unstemmed Design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters
title_sort design automation and simulation of fixed/reconfigurable finite impulse response filters
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