Title :
RNS-based enhancements for direct digital frequency synthesis
Author :
Chren, William A., Jr.
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Electr. Eng., Grand Valley State Univ., Grand Rapids, MI, USA
fDate :
8/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Two synthesizer designs are presented which exemplify the advantages of the use of the residue number system in direct digital frequency synthesis. The Frequency Agile Direct Synthesizer (FADS) exhibits a frequency switching latency which is reduced by more than a third below that of traditional, binary number system-based designs. The Reduced Area Direct Synthesizer (RADS) has a chip area which is reduced by more than 40% below that of the traditional designs. The area reduction is due to the decomposition of the sine ROM into several small look-up tables accessed in parallel. The latency reduction is due to the shortening of the carry paths in the Phase Accumulator
Keywords :
digital signal processing chips; direct digital synthesis; read-only storage; residue number systems; table lookup; DSP chip; RNS-based enhancements; chip area reduction; direct digital frequency synthesis; frequencg agile direct synthesizer; frequency switching latency; lookup tables; phase accumulator; reduced area direct synthesizer; residue number system; sine ROM; Circuit synthesis; Computer architecture; Delay; Doppler radar; Frequency estimation; Frequency synthesizers; Radar applications; Radar equipment; Read only memory; Spread spectrum radar;
Journal_Title :
Circuits and Systems II: Analog and Digital Signal Processing, IEEE Transactions on