Monolithic fast fourier transform circuit

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364757, G06F 15332

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ABSTRACT:
A fast Fourier transform circuit formed on a single chip, including a fast multiplier-accumulator circuit which, in the preferred embodiment, employs a modified form of Booth's algorithm, an adder circuit, a read-only memory for storing FFT twiddle factors, and a random access memory for holding a set of input complex quantities and for receiving intermediate and final results in an in-place FFT operation. In the preferred embodiment, the FFT twiddle factors are stored in Booth's code for greater speed of operation. Control and timing circuitry on the same chip generates control signals and address codes in order to perform a sequence of butterfly computations by repeated use of the multiplier-accumulator and adder circuits, to generate FFT coefficients in the random access memory.

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Karwoski, "Fast Multiplier-Accumulators Implement FFT Butterflies", Electronic Design, vol. 29, No. 4, Feb. 19, 1981, pp. 141-146.

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