DSP-FPGA System Partitioning for MIMO-OFDMA Wireless Basestations
Source: Altera
While suppliers of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) chips and programmable logic may differ over which device type is pre-eminent for new wireless system designs, what is important is what customers are actually implementing. Today, designers are applying a mix of both PLDs and DSP chips to meet market demand. The "Intelligent Partitioning" between these two device types gives wireless systems the best combination of features and cost-effectiveness. In addition to meeting the design specifications, applying a mix of DSP chips and FPGAs brings a measure of future proofing as well as potential for risk-free cost reduction.
| Format: | Size: | 971.64 | |
| Date: | Oct 2007 |
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