SESSION
MP 4
SALON
8,
Mon.,
7
1:30
PM
SIGNAL
PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATIONS
Chair:
B. Shung, Allayer Technologies Corp., San Jose, CA
Associate
Chair: N. Rao, Datapath Systems, Inc., Los Gatos, CA
4.1 A
1V Heterogeneous Reconfigurable Processor IC for Baseband Wireless Applications
1:30 PM
H.
Zhang, V. Prabhu, V. George, M. Wan, M. Benes, A. Abnous
1,
J.
Rabaey
Univ.
of California, Berkeley, CA
1Broadcom,
Corp., Irvine, CA
Heterogeneous
reconfiguration enables flexible implementation of baseband wireless functions
at energy levels between 50-100MIPS/mW, 8 times lower than traditional DSP
processors. A 5.2x6.7mm
2
prototype processor for voice compression in 0.25
um
6-metal CMOS consumes 1.8mW at 40MHz average operation rate. It combines an
embedded microprocessor with an array of computational units connected by a
hierarchical configurable interconnect network.
4.2 A
3.2 GOPS Multiprocessor DSP for Communication Applications
2:00 PM
J.
Williams, K. Singh, C. Nicol, E. Säckinger, S. Daubert, E. Micca, M.
Moturi, J. Knobloch, D. Brinthaupt, B. Ackland
Bell
Labs, Lucent Technologies, Holmdel, NJ
A
multiprocessor DSP chip has four programmable processing elements and a global
resource controller connected to a high-performance split-transaction bus. The
207mm
2
0.25
um
CMOS chip achieves 1.6 billion 16b MAC/s at 100MHz operation with 3.3V.
4.3 A
Dynamically-Configurable Multiformat PSK
Demodulator
for Digital HDTV using
Broadcast
Satellite
2:30 PM
E.
Arita, T. Fujiwara, K-i. Nishiyama, A. Maeno, Y. Matsunami.
M.
Nakamura, H. Machida, S. Murakami, S. Takeuchi, H. Nakayama, M. Yoshimoto
Mitsubishi
Electric Corp., Nagaokakyo, Japan
A
complete single-chip multi- PSK demodulator for Japanese BS digital
broadcasting features dynamic multi- demodulation and independent
2-channel TS outputs with low PCR jitter. The chip has 2 8b 60MHz ADCs, 58MHz
VCO, 1Mb SRAM and 450k-gate FEC-demodulator core. The 8.8M-transistor chip
occupies 72mm
2
in 0.25
um
3-metal CMOS.
BREAK 3:00
PM
4.4 A
Digital 80Mb/s OFDM Transceiver IC for Wireless LAN in the 5GHz Band
3:15
PM
W.
Eberle, M. Badaroglu, V. Derudder, S. Thoen, P. Vandenameele, L. Van der
Perre, M. Vergara, B. Gyselinckx, M. Engels, I. Bolsens
IMEC,
Leuven, Belgium
A
programmable transceiver for up to 80Mb/s wireless LAN in the 5GHz band with
64/128/256 subcarriers encompasses (de)framing, (I)FFT, adaptive equalization
and synchronization. The 14.6mm
2
0.35
um
3.3V 50MHz CMOS IC, designed in a C++ flow, uses distributed control and clock
gating to reduce power consumption.
4.5 0.35um
CMOS COFDM Receiver Chip for Terrestrial Digital Video Broadcasting
3:45 PM
M.
Christian, B. Martin, G. Krampl, F. Kuttner
Infineon
Technologies, Villach, Austria
A
97mm
2
57MHz fully-DVB-T compliant mixed-signal single-chip COFDM-Receiver for digital
television uses 0.35
um
CMOS with 2.2Mb embedded DRAM. The architecture, functional blocks, analog and
digital implementation details and a summary of relevant chip parameters are
described.
4.6 A
500Mb/s Disk Drive Read Channel in 0.25
um
CMOS Incorporating Programmable Noise Predictive Viterbi Detection and Trellis
Coding
4:15 PM
N.
Nazari
Marvell
Semiconductor Inc., Sunnyvale, CA
A
commercial 500Mb/s read channel dissipating 1.2W in single-poly 0.25
um
CMOS incorporates a programmable 16-state noise-predictive Viterbi detector and
trellis coding. It has a signal processing gain of 3.5dB over an EPR4 channel
at user bit density (UBD) 3.0 and 2.3dB at UBD 2.0.
4.7 A
550MSample/s 8-tap FIR Digital Filter for Magnetic Recording Read Channels
4:45 PM
R.
Staszewski, K. Muhammad
1,
P. Balsara
Texas
Instruments, Inc., Dallas, TX
1University
of Texas, Richardson, TX
An
area-efficient low-power low-latency 550MSample/s FIR filter uses parallel
architecture employing fast small multiplier based on selection of radix-8
pre-multiplied coefficients and one-hot encoded bus for compact layout and
reduced power dissipation. The chip uses 0.18
um
L-effective CMOS.
4.8 A
Configurable 5D Packet-Classification Engine with 4M Packets/s Throughput for
High-Speed Data Networking
5:00 PM
K.
Singh
Bell
Labs, Lucent Technologies, Holmdel, NJ
A
device implements a 2-stage search algorithm for determining the best-match
over a set of rules described as arbitrary ranges in 5-dimensions. Operating at
66MHz, it matches 4M packets/s against a set of 8 independent rule-bases, each
with 511 rules. Several configurations that trade off throughput, number of
rule sets, number of rules in each set, and external memory requirements are
supported.
CONCLUSION 5:15
PM