Abstract:
In one aspect, an interface adapted to transfer data between a host processor and an external coprocessor is provided. The interface may be adapted to operate in a plurality of write modes, wherein in a first write mode the write operation is transferred across the interface in two clock cycles and in a second write mode the write operation is transferred across the interface in a single clock cycle. In another aspect, the interface is adapted to perform a first read operation initiated by the host processor and a second read operation initiated by the external coprocessor. In another aspect, the interface includes a plurality of buffers to store read and write operations and a plurality of clock gates to selectively gate of clock signals provided to the plurality of buffers to synchronize transfer of data into and out of the buffers. In another aspect, the interface includes a selectable priority scheme capable of being modified to select between a plurality of priorities that control a preference in transferring operations over the interface when both read and write operations are queued for transfer.
Abstract:
An apparatus for processing signals in a wireless system includes a first memory module to receive input data from a set of physical channels, a first plurality of sub-modules to process the input data. Each of the first plurality of sub-modules is selected to function based upon data and transmission channel specifications. The apparatus also includes a second memory module to receive processed input data and output intermediate data. Locations of the input data in the second memory is allocated in connection with data and transmission channel specifications. The apparatus also includes a second plurality of sub-modules to process the intermediate data. Each of the second plurality of sub-modules is selected to function based upon data and transmission channel specifications. The apparatus also includes a third memory module to receive and output bit rate processing output.
Abstract:
A method includes receiving data in a first data processing module, and enabling a second data processing module when at least one signal time slot of the received data comprises data that complies with a first data transmission standard. The method also includes exchanging signals between the first data processing module and software executing in a processor, and determining that a software configuration of the second data processing module has been completed. The method also includes processing the data in the second data processing module for the at least one signal time slot, and enabling a third data processing module upon a completion of processing at least one data block in the second data processing module, and determining that a software configuration of the third data processing module has been completed, the at least one data block comprising multiple signal time slots.
Abstract:
In one aspect, an interface adapted to transfer data between a host processor and an external coprocessor is provided. The interface may be adapted to operate in a plurality of write modes, wherein in a first write mode the write operation is transferred across the interface in two clock cycles and in a second write mode the write operation is transferred across the interface in a single clock cycle. In another aspect, the interface is adapted to perform a first read operation initiated by the host processor and a second read operation initiated by the external coprocessor. In another aspect, the interface includes a plurality of buffers to store read and write operations and a plurality of clock gates to selectively gate of clock signals provided to the plurality of buffers to synchronize transfer of data into and out of the buffers. In another aspect, the interface includes a selectable priority scheme capable of being modified to select between a plurality of priorities that control a preference in transferring operations over the interface when both read and write operations are queued for transfer.
Abstract:
An apparatus for processing signals in a wireless system includes a first memory module to receive input data from a set of physical channels, a first plurality of sub-modules to process the input data. Each of the first plurality of sub-modules is selected to function based upon data and transmission channel specifications. The apparatus also includes a second memory module to receive processed input data and output intermediate data. Locations of the input data in the second memory is allocated in connection with data and transmission channel specifications. The apparatus also includes a second plurality of sub-modules to process the intermediate data. Each of the second plurality of sub-modules is selected to function based upon data and transmission channel specifications. The apparatus also includes a third memory module to receive and output bit rate processing output.