A single-chip, software-programmable digital signal processor, intended for telecommunication applications, has been developed. The processor, fabricated with the most advanced 3 /spl mu/m n-channel E/D MOS technology, incorporates a 16/spl times/16-bit full hardware multiplier and a sophisticated bus structure to minimize bus conflicts, thus attaining the capability to implement 55 second-order filters at a sampling rate of 8 kHz with sufficient dynamic range to process PCM encoded signals. The authors describe the design concept, architecture, instructions, device design, and application techniques.
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