Digital Signal Processing With The Sharc
Rulph Chassaing, Roderick Ayers · 2020
This paper introduces the use of Analog Devices' latest generation of floating-point digital signal processors, the Super Harvard Architecture Computer (SHARC).The SHARC is well suited for a wide range of digital signal processing (DSP) applications.It is particularly useful for implementing complex algorithms such as the fast Fourier transform (FFT) and for developing applications requiring multiple processors in order to satisfy large processing requirements.Features of the SHARC along with available hardware and software support tools are presented.Examples in FIR/IIR filtering and the FFT, implemented using both simulation and real-time execution, further illustrate the use of the SHARC.