TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-PRECISION DIGITAL FILTERING WITH MULTIPLE MICROPROCESSORS.

W. K. Jenkins

TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-PRECISION DIGITAL FILTERING WITH MULTIPLE MICROPROCESSORS.

W. K. Jenkins

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Abstract

A hybrid digital-filter implementation technique is presented that combines a combinatorial vector multiplication technique with a residue number architecture. The hybrid technique eliminates general multiplication and leads to a parallel residue structure that is suitable for implementation with multiple microprocessors. The implementation is efficient because each processor operates with simple residue arithmetic; i. e. , none of the processors is required to handle multibyte operands. An alternative residue algorithm is described for microprocessor implementation of nonrecursive adaptive filters.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	58-62
Number of pages	5
State	Published - 1977
Event	Proc of the Midwest Symp on Circuits and Syst, 20th, Tex Tech Univ - Lubbock, TX, USA Duration: Aug 15 1977 → Aug 17 1977

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Other	Proc of the Midwest Symp on Circuits and Syst, 20th, Tex Tech Univ
City	Lubbock, TX, USA
Period	8/15/77 → 8/17/77

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TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-PRECISION DIGITAL FILTERING WITH MULTIPLE MICROPROCESSORS.

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