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1 Final project Speaker: Team 5 電機三 黃柏森 趙敏安 Mentor : 陳圓覺 Adviser: Prof. An-Yeu Wu Date: 2007/1/22
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2 Outline Components revising Bit numbers tuning Synthesis results Timing & area reports Efficiency evaluation
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3 64-point R2 2 SDF Counter—register, adder Shift register--register Twiddle factor --multiplier, adder, MUX BF—MUX, adder
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4 Twiddle factors Goal: Reduce memories of twiddle factors ROM table reduction by periodic and complementary sine & cosine values. Mathematical way
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5 Twiddle factors (cont’d) Implementations Rules Arrange all cases and find all sine values, write in the ROM table beforehand Reuse Save by absolute values, determine the sign when called out
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6 Shift Registers Control Signal Instead ofUse pointer
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7 Alternative Ideas Folded register (64 points) DATA
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8 Alternative Ideas (cont’d) Pipeline reduce the length of the critical path
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9 Tune the Internal Bit Numbers 64-point R2 2 SDF (radix-2 2 single-path delay feedback) +1+2+3+4+5 +6 +1 +6
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10 Tune the External Bit Numbers By estimation from the architecture, Twiddle factors have repeated and complementary values. Memories for twiddle factors can be reduced. Shift-register is about 3 times as twiddle factors. Output fraction part is the most critical. From the MATLAB simulation and analysis, the optimal feasible solution is (in, out, tw) = (10, 16, 10)
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11 Tune the External Bit Numbers (cont’d) Input and output bits have reached the lower boundary. Twiddle factors remain 10 bits for stability.
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12 Synthesis Result Timing = 15.6ns Area = 326758.9
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13 Conclusions Implement each component by reducing the critical paths, areas, and power consumption Score = AT 2 = 7.952*10 7 (ns 2 μm 2 )
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14 [1]Weste and Harris, CMOS VLSI Design, A Circuits and Systems Perspective, 3rd Ed., Addison-Wesley, 2005. [2],Shousheng He and Torkelson, M. “A new approach to pipeline FFT processor,” Proceedings of IPPS '96, 15-19, pp766 –770. April 1996 Reference
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15 Q & A Thanks for your listening!
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