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Davis Logic V2: Fixed-Point Real-Time Packet Frame Synchronizer Core (DULLEA)

Authors: Jamie Edward Davis, Jamie Edward Davis;

Davis Logic V2: Fixed-Point Real-Time Packet Frame Synchronizer Core (DULLEA)

Abstract

Davis Logic V2: DULLEA Ecosystem Module 026: Fixed-Point Real-Time Packet Frame Synchronizer Core A highly deterministic, zero-allocation data framing and synchronization kernel engineered for serial protocols, wireless telemetry, and Bluetooth/Wi-Fi data parsing in everyday consumer electronics on 32-bit bare-metal architectures (ARM Cortex-M, ESP32, STM32). Key Architectural Details: - Scans continuous serial byte streams to locate and lock onto explicit protocol start-of-frame (SOF) and end-of-frame (EOF) signature markers. - Implements a state-machine architecture that automatically isolates data packets and discards transmission noise without memory overhead. - Operates entirely within a zero-heap framework using static memory boundaries to eliminate structural latency during real-time data reception. Delivers guaranteed constant-time processing loops, running seamlessly inside high-rate UART, SPI, or wireless peripheral interrupt services.

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