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DSP Processor Fundamentals:
Architectures and Features
© 1994-1996 Berkeley Design Technology, Inc.
DSP Processor Fundamentals is the only book available today that provides a thorough and understandable technical overview of DSP processors.
More than 200 pages in length, the book describes key aspects of DSP processor architectures such as numeric formats, data paths, memory structures, instruction sets, execution control, and pipelining. It also covers features found on today's highly integrated DSPs, such as on-chip peripherals, on-chip debugging facilities, and clocking options. Additionally, the book discusses the advantages and disadvantages of various types of DSP hardware and software development tools.
Using commercially available DSP processors as examples, DSP Processor Fundamentals provides hands on insights useful for the practicing engineer. The book will benefit design engineers, engineering managers, marketing managers, DSP and microprocessor architects, and students.
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Sample Excerpt From DSP Processor Fundamentals
Chapter 5: Memory Architecture
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