Joong-Eon Lee, Yun-Hwan Kim, Kyoung-Mook Lim, J. Park, Seh-Woong Jeong
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CalmADM/spl trade/: an audio DSP module based on CalmRISC/spl trade/
We introduce CalmADM, an audio DSP module based on CalmRISC. CalmADM is based on Samsung's 16-bit microprocessor, CalmRISC16, and its 24-bit DSP coprocessor, CalmMAC24. Two new architectures are adopted in CalmADM. One is shared data cache. With this new caching scheme, we can reduce on-chip memory area while not losing cache performance and programming flexibility. The other is sequential stream buffer. This small buffer takes full charge of input/output audio stream data. Therefore, data caches in CalmADM do not suffer from performance loss caused by cache misses for input/output stream data. The area of CalmADM is about 290K in gate count including on-chip cache memories. The performance we achieved is 38 MIPS for 5.1-channel Dolby AC3 decoding and 40 MIPS for 7.1-channel MPEG2 audio layer2 decoding, including off-chip memory access overhead.