Digital signal processor: a control element
Michael K. Masten, Issa Panahi
Abstract
Michael K. Masten, Issa Panahi
Abstract
Practical control systems increasingly use DSPs. DSPs have specialized high speed architectures and tailored instruction sets which execute in a single machine cycle; in addition, the hardware multiplier handles single instruction cycle multiply/add (accumulate) operations. DSPs are therefore geared for high-speed digital signal processing which is a basic operation in modern control algorithms. This paper overviews DSPs, reviews key features, and outlines processes for using DSPs in control applications.
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Practical control systems increasingly use DSPs. DSPs have specialized high speed architectures and tailored instruction sets which execute in a single machine cycle; in addition, the hardware multiplier handles single instruction cycle multiply/add (accumulate) operations. DSPs are therefore geared for high-speed digital signal processing which is a basic operation in modern control algorithms. This paper overviews DSPs, reviews key features, and outlines processes for using DSPs in control applications.
Key concepts: Computer science, Digital signal processing, Digital signal processor, Multiplier (economics), Key (lock), Computer architecture, Signal processing, Media processor