Digital signal processor for delayed signal processing using mem

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Shared memory area

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84630, G06F 1200

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061015830

ABSTRACT:
In each sampling period, sample data and a count value WA of a ring buffer counter 11 are supplied to a RAM 202 through a bus control circuit 14 as write data and a write address. Each cache block stored in a data buffer DB.sub.0 and so on is used for executing an FIR filtering operation. As an amount of unused sample data in the cache block is decreased, subsequent cache blocks used for a subsequent FIR filtering operation are supplemented to the data buffers DB.sub.0 and so on by the cache counter units CC.sub.0 and so on.

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