Design and Implementation of FFT IP using Pipelined Hybrid Adder and Distributed Arithmetic Based Complex Multiplier

  • Thejashwini C
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Abstract

In current inventive technology, latency, power and area are the crucial parameters to outline any kind of the algorithm on FPGA. The fundamental tool used for DSP applications is Fast Fourier Transform. FFT plays a vital role in acquiring the signal characteristics with least use of carrying out parameters. The adder plays an utmost importance. To make the best possible adder design regarding delay and area, various works have been proposed before. In proposed system, a combination different sub adders like Carry Look ahead adder (CLA), Ripple carry adder (RCA), and Carry save adder (CSA) is proposed. This reduces the delay and area but also increases the speed. The hybrid adders is proposed to represent FFT architecture inplace of conventional adders. Hybrid adder will act as a complex adder. Speed multipliers are fundamental parts of DSP systems. Multipliers are complex process and consumes more time. In order to lower the complexity multiplication, various multiplier less method are introduced. An efficient DA based complex multiplier is proposed, inplace of regular multiplier. The pipelining technique is applied only to hybrid adder. The design of Radix-2 FFT for 8 point of FFT, 1024 point of FFT is done, programmed using Verilog language. Using Xilinx 14.5i tool with Spartan 6 kit, Simulation is achieved.

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Thejashwini, C. V., & Sumathi, A. (2020). Design and Implementation of FFT IP using Pipelined Hybrid Adder and Distributed Arithmetic Based Complex Multiplier. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 9(3), 3934–3943. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.c6445.029320

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