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A speech recognition SoC based on ARM7-TDMI core and a MSAC co-processor
Most of the present high-performance speech recognition systems are based on CHMM (Continuous Hidden Markov Model) algorithm, however, for embedded systems, it involves much computational cost. This paper solves this problem by proposing a SoC composed of ARM7TDMI, and a co-processor MSAC (Multiplier Square Accumulate Calculation) used to calculate the Mahalanobis distance. Testing with 358-state 3-mixture 27-feature HMM model on Actel ProASIC series FPGA M7A3P1000, the SoC at 24MHZ reaches 1.54 times real-time, and its power consumption is 0.56 mW/MHz.