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14 June 1996 Spiral systolic design with asynchronous controls for LPF digital filters
Yiping Fan, Wiley E. Thompson, Kamran Reihani
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Abstract
The design of spiral systolic arrays (Sas) with asynchronous controls for efficient and flexible implementation of linear phase FIR filters is presented. In this approach, (1) reduction of filter due to symmetry, (2) conversion of sequential input signal into input blocks by means of a spiral systolic mesh that is (a) suitable for highly parallel processing and (b) flexible for enabling various array sizes, and (3) making data streams independent of computations executed in each processor will collectively minimize computation time. The SA architecture processes the input signal row by row, and eliminates the complex shift register organization of the traditional FIR realization. Incorporated in this design are maximum parallelism and pipelinability, trade-off among computations, communications, and memory. Moreover, the systolic array will use simple local interconnection without undesirable properties such as preloading input data or global broadcasting. The key component of the asynchronous spiral SA is a communication protocol that controls input data flow properly and efficiently.
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Yiping Fan, Wiley E. Thompson, and Kamran Reihani "Spiral systolic design with asynchronous controls for LPF digital filters", Proc. SPIE 2755, Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition V, (14 June 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.243199
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KEYWORDS
Signal processing

Control systems

Finite impulse response filters

Optical filters

Filtering (signal processing)

Data communications

Data conversion

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