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Real-time Signal Processing on Embedded Systems

Real-time Signal Processing on Embedded Systems. Advanced Cutting-edge Research Seminar I&III. Recent Advances in Embedded Systems. Applications of classical embedded systems Factory Automation Electronic Calculator Applications of recent embedded systems Multimedia equipment Mobile Phone

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Real-time Signal Processing on Embedded Systems

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  1. Real-time Signal Processing on Embedded Systems Advanced Cutting-edge Research Seminar I&III

  2. Recent Advances in Embedded Systems • Applications of classical embedded systems • Factory Automation • Electronic Calculator • Applications of recent embedded systems • Multimedia equipment • Mobile Phone • Video game console • etc Much computational power becomes indispensable.

  3. Ex.1:Video Game Consoles • NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) • Ricoh 2A03 (8bit,MOS 6502-based) • SNES • Ricoh 5A22 (8/16bit,16MB address space) • Playstation • MIPS R3000 33.9MHz+ Geometric Transfer Engine • Playstation2 • Emotoin Engine 294-299 MHz, 6.2GFLOPS, 15W • Playstation3 • Cell Broadband Engine 3.2GHz 2TFLOPS, 60W

  4. Ex.2:Handheld Game Consoles • Gameboy • Customized Z80 4MHz • Gameboy Advance • ARM7TDMI 16.7MHz/ Z80 4MHz • Nintendo DS/DS-Lite • ARM946E-S67 MHz/ARM7TDMI 33 MHz • Playstation Portable (PSP) • MIPS R4000 1-333MHz + Vector FPU 2.6GFLOPS @ 333MHz, 5GFLOPS Media Engine, Graphics Core

  5. Features of embedded systems • Only strictly limited resources are available. • Memory spaces • Power consumption • Computing power • Reliability is required. • Real-time processing is indispensable.

  6. Key technologies realizing recent high-performance embedded systems • Semiconductor integration technology • System implementation technology • SoC • SiP • Processor architecture • Speed up of IPC (Instructions Per Cycle) • Configurable processors • Multi-core processors

  7. Semiconductor Technology

  8. Improvement of integration density • Moore’sLaw: the number of transistors that can be placed inexpensively on an integrated circuit doubles approximately every two years. Adapted from Intel

  9. Adapted from Wikipedia

  10. MOS transistor • NMOS transistor gate channel Poly source drain SiO 2 n n Side view L P type substrate L: channel length Top view W W: channel width

  11. Behaviour of NMOS • When input is given as shown in the figure, • Electrons are gathered under the gate.(This region is called channel.) V V DD in Poly SiO 2 - - - - - - - n n P type substrate

  12. Behaviour of NMOS • When input is given as shown in the figure, • Then current can be conducted. V V DD in Poly SiO 2 - - - - - - - n n P type substrate

  13. NMOS Inverter • Truth table V V V DD in out In Out

  14. NMOS Inverter • Truth table V V= H V DD in out

  15. NMOS Inverter • Truth table V V= H V DD in out

  16. NMOS Inverter • Truth table V V= H V = L DD in out

  17. NMOS Inverter • Truth table V V= L V DD in out

  18. NMOS Inverter • Truth table V V= L V = H DD in out

  19. PMOS transistor • PMOS is created on N-type substrate as shown in the figure. Poly SiO 2 p p N type substrate

  20. PMOS transistor • If input is given as shown in the figure, • Holes are gatherd under the gate. Poly (<V ) V V V DD in DD DD SiO 2 + + + + + p p N type substrate

  21. PMOS transistor • If input is given as shown in the figure, • Then current can be conducted. Poly (<V ) V V V DD in DD DD SiO 2 + + + + + p p N type substrate

  22. PMOS Inverter • Truth table V V V DD in out

  23. PMOS Inverter • Truth table V V =L V DD in out

  24. PMOS Inverter • Truth table V V =L V DD in out

  25. PMOS Inverter • Truth table V V =L V = H DD in out

  26. PMOS Inverter • Truth table V V =H V DD in out

  27. PMOS Inverter • Truth table V V =H V DD in out

  28. PMOS Inverter • Truth table V V =H V = L DD in out

  29. Characteristic of NMOS and PMOS • PMOS • can propagate H signal faster. • cannot propagate L signal so fast. • NMOS • can propagate L signal faster. • cannot propagate H signal so fast.

  30. CMOS transistor • CMOS combines NMOS transistor and PMOS transistor complementally to improve performance. • Propagating H signal by PMOS. • Propagating L signal by NMOS. :P type diffusion layer : SiO : metal : Poly silicon 2 :N type diffusion layer N-Well P-Well PMOS NMOS

  31. CMOS circuit • Ex: Inverter Diffusion layer (P type) Gate electrode (Poly silicon) V V V V V V V V DD SS DD in in SS out out : metal Diffusion layer (N type)

  32. The size of the transistor • Performance of CMOS determined by channel width W and channel length L. • Several technological advances enable to create LSI circuits with very small L, generally known as “process rule”. • Small transistors enable high density implementation. • L is determined byfabrication accuracy. • Typical L is 0.25um, 0.18um, 65nm, 45nm, etc

  33. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B A Out A V V DD DD B A Out B

  34. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=L A=L Out A=L V V DD DD B=L A Out B

  35. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=L A=L Out A=L V V DD DD B=L A Out B

  36. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=L A=L Out=H A=L V V DD DD B=L A Out B

  37. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=H A=L Out A=L V V DD DD B=H A Out B

  38. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=H A=L Out A=L V V DD DD B=H A Out B

  39. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=H A=L Out=H A=L V V DD DD B=H A Out B

  40. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=L A=H Out A=H V V DD DD B=L A Out B

  41. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=L A=H Out A=H V V DD DD B=L A Out B

  42. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=L A=H Out=H A=H V V DD DD B=L A Out B

  43. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=H A=H Out A=H V V DD DD B=H A Out B

  44. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=H A=H Out A=H V V DD DD B=H A Out B

  45. Another CMOS circuits: NAND • Truth table B=H A=H Out=L A=H V V DD DD B=H A Out B

  46. Recent digital LSI design scheme • LSI design flow System Spec Test Design System Design Layout Design Logic Design Mask creation Floor Plan Chip

  47. Detail of the design flow • System Design • Defining architecture, SW/HW partitioning • Logic Design • RTL (Register Transfer Level) design by HDL. • Logic sysnthesis from RTL. • Floor Plan • Rough Place and Route. • Preliminary timing analysis (Gate level).

  48. Detail of the design flow • Test Design • Inserting test circuits. • Layout Design • Gate level Place and Route. • Power line routing. • Layout verification. • Timing verification. (Gate level)

  49. HDLs for digital design • What is HDL?: Hardware description Language. • Verilog: Developed by Cadence for Verilog-XL simulator. • VHDL: Developed by DARPA. It can support several abstraction levels of a function. • SFL: Structural Functional Language, Developed by NTT. It supports only single clock synchronous circuits.

  50. Logic synthesis from HDL • You can obtain logic circuit from HDL by using synthesis tools such as design compiler.

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