E. Brockmeyer, C. Ghez, J. D'Eer, F. Catthoor, H. de Man
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Abstract
FFTs are important modules in embedded telecom systems, many of which require low-power real-time implementations. This paper describes a technique for aggressively localizing data accesses in a (inverse) fast Fourier transformation at the source code level. The global I/O functionality is not modified and neither is the bit-true arithmetic behavior. Typically 20 to 50% of the background memory accesses can be saved. A heavily parametrizable solution is proposed which leads to a family of power optimized algorithm codes. Moreover, efficient coding details for specific instances are shown.