A global memory multiprocessor system with a programmable interconnection network

In this paper we introduce a real-time system of six TMS320C50 which adapts to the behavior and requirement of radar target recognition. We use the in-house resources of TMS320C50 sufficiently in hardware design, and construct a modularity, small-volume and low cost engineering utility system. The s...

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Main Authors: Zhang Liang, Hu Bo, He Songhua
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Costs
Design engineering
Hardware
Multiprocessing systems
Multiprocessor interconnection networks
Radar
Real time systems
Systems engineering and theory
Target recognition
Time division multiplexing
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Summary:In this paper we introduce a real-time system of six TMS320C50 which adapts to the behavior and requirement of radar target recognition. We use the in-house resources of TMS320C50 sufficiently in hardware design, and construct a modularity, small-volume and low cost engineering utility system. The system architecture consists of fully-connected network and modified daisy chain network. The fully-connected network is constructed of the time-division-multiplexed (TDM) serial port of TMS320C50, and has simple hardware configuration. The modified daisy chain network is a programmable interconnection network (PICN) which uses global memory as kernel, and has larger modification than traditional daisy chain network in priority arbitration algorithm.
ISSN:0547-3578
2379-2027
DOI:10.1109/NAECON.1996.517671