Digital Integrated Circuit Chips

Our research also addresses layout design, fabrication and testing of integrated circuit chips for demonstration of key algorithmic ideas. At AT&T, we implemented a VLSI integrated circuit chip for fourth-order recursive digital filtering. This chip is the first recursive filter chip which uses loop pipelining. This chip has been fabricated and tested at 86 MHz sample rate.

At Minnesota, we have already demonstrated implementation of two fine-grain pipelined chips, one for a 16x16-bit multiplier which makes use of internal redundant number representation, and another one for a 100 MHz ADPCM video codec. We have also implemented a shared divider/square-root chip and a bit-level pipelined RLS adaptive filter based on our proposed STAR (Scaled TAngent Rotation) algorithm.

Current research includes implementation of a Viterbi coder chip, another shared divider/square-root and CORDIC chips.
 


Selected Publications


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