Va. Kostenko, DESIGN OF COMPUTER-SYSTEMS FOR DIGITAL SIGNAL-PROCESSING BASED ON THECONCEPT OF OPEN-ARCHITECTURE, Automation and remote control, 55(12), 1994, pp. 1830-1838
Citations number
11
Categorie Soggetti
Controlo Theory & Cybernetics","Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Instument & Instrumentation","Robotics & Automatic Control
The superresolution and adaptive methods of digital signal processing
are investigated in terms of admissible types of parallelism, the rela
tions between them, and the possibility of identifying a limited set o
f basic macrooperations, to which the majority of computations used by
the methods can be reduced. The concept of designing ''open''-archite
cture computer systems universal in the class of digital signal proces
sing is considered. It enables one to get the best combination of diff
erent types of parallelism and, thus, to take advantage of both the de
dicated and universal approaches. Architectural uniformity and modular
ity at all levels favor technological effectiveness, if the VLSI techn
ology is used, and simpler upgrading and adaptation to a particular ap
plication environment.