Paper: | DISPS-L2.6 | ||
Session: | DSP for Communication and Coding | ||
Time: | Friday, May 21, 17:10 - 17:30 | ||
Presentation: | Lecture | ||
Topic: | Design and Implementation of Signal Processing Systems: Design Methodology and Rapid Prototyping | ||
Title: | A METHODOLOGY FOR IP INTEGRATION INTO DSP SoC: A CASE STUDY OF A MAP ALGORITHM FOR TURBO DECODER | ||
Authors: | Philippe Coussy; Université de Bretagne-Sud | ||
David Gnaedig; TurboConcept / ENST Bretagne | |||
Amor Nafkha; Université de Bretagne-Sud | |||
Adel Baganne; Université de Bretagne-Sud | |||
Emmanuel Boutillon; Université de Bretagne-Sud | |||
Eric Martin; Université de Bretagne-Sud | |||
Abstract: | Re-use of complex Digital Signal Processing (DSP) coprocessors can be improved using IP cores described at a high abstraction level. System integration, that is a major step in SoC design, requires taking into account communication and timing constraints to design and integrate IP. In this paper we describe an IP design approach that relies on three main phases: constraints modeling, IP constraints analysis steps for feasibility checking and synthesis. Based on a generic architecture, the presented method provides automatic generation of IP cores designed under integration constraints. We show the effectiveness of our approach in a case study of a Maximum a posteriori MAP algorithm for Turbo Decoder. | ||
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