Todd E. Schmuland, M. Jamali, M. Longbrake, P. Buxa
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CAD tool for parameterized FPGA based FFT architectures
This paper describes a software tool for simulating and generating fully parallel generic VHDL representations of Fast Fourier Transforms. A comparison between parallel-parallel and serial-parallel butterflies is performed with emphasis on maximizing speed and/or minimizing FPGA area. Comparisons of the software tool to other VHDL/Verilog generators, namely CoreGen and SPIRAL, are also explored.