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Design of a 128-point Fourier Transform Chip for UWB Applications

Authors: Sheng Chen; Ying Yu; Binglai Chen; Songlin Lai; Yibin Zeng; Yazhen Zhang; Cunguang Wang;

Design of a 128-point Fourier Transform Chip for UWB Applications

Abstract

This paper presents a novel 128-point FFT processor developed primarily for the application in a MB-OFDM based UWB system, in which a N=4*4*4*2 algorithm was exploited. A radix-22 unit and a radix-22/2 unit form the two-stage pipelined architecture. The parallel butterfly unit enhances the processing speed efficiently. Moreover, a unique butterfly both shared by radix-22 and radix-2 is proposed to save the silicon area. The feedback loop in butterfly units is used to avoid storing the data into the RAM at every clock. The design was carried out in the SMIC 0.25-mum five-metal layer BiCMOS technology. Clock rate at 66MHz has been achieved

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