A Survey on Power Reduction Techniques in FIR Filter  
  Authors : Pooja Madhumatke; Shubhangi Borkar; Dinesh Katole

 

There are different parameters need to be focused while designing a VLSI circuit. Some of them are power, area, and speed. Hence these can be referred as challenging problems. Out of these, power dissipation is a critical parameter in modern VLSI design field. Multiplication occurs frequently in finite impulse response (FIR) filters, fast Fourier transforms, discrete cosine transforms, convolution, and to save significant power consumption of a VLSI design, it is a good direction to reduce its dynamic power that is the major part of total power dissipation. This paper summarizes and examines techniques which are involved in multipliers. It broadly covers Booth multipliers, Wallace tree multipliers and Distributed arithmetic Multipliers.

 

Published In : IJCAT Journal Volume 1, Issue 6

Date of Publication : 31 July 2014

Pages : 278 - 283

Figures :07

Tables : 02

Publication Link : A Survey on Power Reduction Techniques in FIR Filter

 

 

 

Pooja Madhumatke : has done B. Tech from S.N.D.T University, Mumbai in Electronics and Communication. Currently she is a final year (M.E. student) pursuing her post graduation in the field of Embedded System & Computing from Nagpur University. She has published papers in International Conference and attended an International Conference held in year 2014. Currently she is working for her final year project in the same field of filters.

Shubhangi Borkar : has done Engineering from Nagpur University in Computer Science and Technology. She has also completed her post graduation from Nagpur University. Currently she is working as Assistant Professor in NIT, Nagpur University. She has published several papers in International and National conferences.

Dinesh Katole : has done Engineering from Nagpur University in Electronics and Telecommunication. He has also completed his post graduation from Nagpur University. Currently he is working as Assistant Professor in NIT, Nagpur University. He has published several papers in International and National conferences. He is also continuing his P.hd program.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Distributed Arithmetic (DA)

FIR filter

Look up table (LUT)

Spartan- 3E FPGA

The results were analyzed for 3-tap and 16-tap FIR filter using partitioned input based LUT on Xilinx 10.1i as a target of SPARTAN-3E FPGA device. The speed performance of the Parallel DA FIR Filter was superior in comparison to all other techniques. For small tap filter less area, high speed and low power consumption is achieved after applying the Serial and Parallel DA technique. In large-tap FIR filter, speed of parallel DA FIR design technique become 3 times faster than that of conventional FIR filter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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