Dedicated Digital Processors Methods In Hardwaresoftware System Design F Mayerlindenbergauth by F. Mayer?lindenberg(auth.) 9780470092842, 9780470844441, 047009284X, 0470844442 instant download after payment.

Dedicated Digital Processors presents an integrated and accessible approach to digital processor design principles, processes, and implementations based upon the author's considerable experience in teaching digital systems design and digital signal processing. Emphasis is placed on presentation of hardware/software co-design methods, with examples and illustrations provided throughout the text. System-on-a-chip and embedded systems are described and examples of high speed real-time processing are given. Coverage of standard and emerging DSP architectures enable the reader to make an informed selection when undertaking their own designs.

• Presents readers with the elementary building blocks for the design of digital hardware systems and processor networks
• Provides a unique evaluation of standard DSP architectures whilst providing up-to-date information on the latest architectures, including the TI 55x and TigerSharc chip families and the Virtex FPGA (field-programmable gate array)
• Introduces the concepts and methodologies for describing and designing hardware
• VHDL is presented and used to illustrate the design of a simple processor
• A practical overview of hardware/software codesign with design techniques and considerations illustrated with examples of real-world designs

Fundamental reading for graduate and senior undergraduate students of computer and electronic engineering, and Practicing engineers developing DSP applications.Content:
Chapter 1 Digital Computer Basics (pages 1–39):
Chapter 2 Hardware Elements (pages 41–97):
Chapter 3 Hardware Design Using VHDL (pages 99–113):
Chapter 4 Operations on Numbers (pages 115–135):
Chapter 5 Sequential Control Circuits (pages 137–149):
Chapter 6 Sequential Processors (pages 151–204):
Chapter 7 System?Level Design (pages 205–248):
Chapter 8 Digital Signal Processors (pages 249–290):