dsp@oakhill.UUCP (DSP Account) (08/08/86)
<shep siegel at datacube in 3200006@datacube writes>: >Thanks for the post of the DSP56200. It is good to be able to read of >new DSP chip architectures here in net.arch. I assume that the DSP56200 >is designed as a peripheral for the 56000. >Table 1, listing the DSP56200 "performance figures" did not make any >sense: It seems for a FIR filter application with, say, 32 taps, >the maximum sampling frequency DECREASES as you add chips. This doesn't >make any sense. Can anyone explain or correct? thanks for catching this serious error in the table. the correction is below. TABLE I - DSP56200 Performance Figures SINGLE CHIP -------------------------------------------- | Maximum Sampling Frequency (KHz) | -------------------------------------------- | | Number of Taps | | Mode | 32 64 128 256 | -------------------------------------------- | FIR Filter | 227 132 71 37 | | Adaptive Filter | 123 69 37 19 | | Dual FIR Filters | 122 68 36 * | -------------------------------------------- FOUR CHIPS -------------------------------------------- | Maximum Sampling Frequency (KHz) | -------------------------------------------- | | Number of Taps | | Mode | 128 256 512 1024 | -------------------------------------------- | FIR Filter | 222 132 71 37 | | Adaptive Filter | 120 69 37 19 | -------------------------------------------- EIGHT CHIPS -------------------------------------------- | Maximum Sampling Frequency (KHz) | -------------------------------------------- | | Number of Taps | | Mode | 256 512 1024 2048 | -------------------------------------------- | FIR Filter | 204 132 71 37 | | Adaptive Filter | 115 69 37 19 | -------------------------------------------- SIXTEEN CHIPS -------------------------------------------- | Maximum Sampling Frequency (KHz) | -------------------------------------------- | | Number of Taps | | Mode | 512 1024 2048 4096 | -------------------------------------------- | FIR Filter | 175 132 71 37 | | Adaptive Filter | 105 69 37 19 | --------------------------------------------