• A real-time transform-based DSP

    At 80 MHz, the BDSP91V24 COTS real-time transform-based DSP can perform a 1k complex fast Fourier transform in 45 µs. It can also process 8- to 24-bit data in real time using a multiport dataflow structure. An on-chip block-floating-point capability can perform automatic scaling or accept user-scaling factors for input data scaling. Fabricated using a 0.35-µm, three-metal, CMOS logic process, the 3.3-V DSP comes in a 352-pin super ball-grid array. Sharp Microelectronics Technology Inc.
    April 1, 1999

    A real-time transform-based DSP

    At 80 MHz, the BDSP91V24 COTS real-time transform-based DSP can perform a 1k complex fast Fourier transform in 45 µs. It can also process 8- to 24-bit data in real time using a multiport dataflow structure. An on-chip block-floating-point capability can perform automatic scaling or accept user-scaling factors for input data scaling. Fabricated using a 0.35-µm, three-metal, CMOS logic process, the 3.3-V DSP comes in a 352-pin super ball-grid array. Sharp Microelectronics Technology Inc., 5700 NW Pacific Rim Blvd., Camas, WA 98607; (360) 834-8796; Fax: (360) 892-0402.

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