Presentation 2003/1/9
An Optimal Synthesis Method for Multiple Constant Multiplication Circuits Using Genetic Algorithm
Masamichi AMAKAWA, Takao SASAKI, Hisamichi TOYOSHIMA,
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Abstract(in English) Multiple constant multiplication circuits are often used in digital signal processing, such as filters and linear transforms and so on, and the synthesis method so as to minimize computational complexity is required from a viewpoint of hardware cost. The authors have already proposed the synthesis method of multiple constant multiplication circuits using genetic algorithm with chromosomes composed of stack type operators. However, there exist a problem that it is difficult to optimize the large size circuit. In this research, ordering the combination of two branches to be added, and a chromosome is composed of series of the order. Through some simulations we show that the proposed method obtain the better performance than the existing method.
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Keyword(in English) multiple constant multiplication / genetic algorithm / number of adders / number of adder stages / optimization
Paper # DSP2002-180,SAT2002-130,RCS2002-249
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Title (in English) An Optimal Synthesis Method for Multiple Constant Multiplication Circuits Using Genetic Algorithm
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Keyword(1) multiple constant multiplication
Keyword(2) genetic algorithm
Keyword(3) number of adders
Keyword(4) number of adder stages
Keyword(5) optimization
1st Author's Name Masamichi AMAKAWA
1st Author's Affiliation Faculty of Engineering,Kanagawa University()
2nd Author's Name Takao SASAKI
2nd Author's Affiliation Faculty of Engineering,Kanagawa University
3rd Author's Name Hisamichi TOYOSHIMA
3rd Author's Affiliation Faculty of Engineering,Kanagawa University
Date 2003/1/9
Paper # DSP2002-180,SAT2002-130,RCS2002-249
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 544
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 4
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