KISS-16V2: a one-chip ASIC DSP solution for GSM |
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Authors: | Weinsziehr D Ebert H Mahlich G Preissner J Sahm H Schuck JM Bauer H Hellwig K Lorenz D |
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Affiliation: | Philips Kommunikations Ind. AG, Nuernberg, Germany; |
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Abstract: | Outlines the requirements for the various digital signal processing functions of the pan-European digital mobile cellular telephone system in terms of computational power and RAM and ROM capacities, and describes a digital signal processor (DSP) solution which is able to integrate all of these digital baseband functions for a hand-held terminal onto one VLSI chip. The KISS-16V2 processor, a low-power CMOS 16-b DSP, is optimized for digital telecommunications, especially for Groupe Speciale Mobile (GSM). A power-down mode together with the capability of memory and multiplier standby operation make this DSP well suited for handheld devices. A design strategy based on the extensive use of cell compilers and synthesis tools reduces the design of further DSP derivations to a minimum.<> |
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