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Paper:DISPS-P3.6
Session:High Performance DSP Architectures and Systems
Time:Friday, May 21, 13:00 - 15:00
Presentation: Poster
Topic: Design and Implementation of Signal Processing Systems: Algorithm Transformation and Mapping Techniques
Title: IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE DIGITAL FILTERS INTO VECTOR SIMD DSP ARCHITECTURES
Authors: Pablo Robelly; Technische Universität Dresden 
 Gordon Cichon; Technische Universität Dresden 
 Hendrik Seidel; Technische Universität Dresden 
 Gerhard Fettweis; Technische Universität Dresden 
Abstract: Recently, digital signal processors featuring vector SIMD instructions have gained renewed attention, since they offer the potential to speed up the computation of digital signal processing algorithms. However, when implementingrecursive algorithms the maximum achievable speed up factors are upper bounded. In this paper we investigate these performance limitations when pure recursive filtersare implemented into parallel DSP architectures. We show that applying algebraic transformations a block formulation of any recursive filter can be derived, which can be efficiently implemented into SIMD DSP architectures. We also show that the number of additional vector operations introduced by the transformation grows linearly with the level of parallelism and it does not depend on the recursion order. These results enable the achievement of important speed up factors even for low order recursions. Moreover, we introduce a suitable algebraic notation of the block formulation of the recursive filter, which reveals the processor instructions required to implement the algorithm into the SIMD DSP.
 
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