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A B S T R A C T<br />

The inner-product operation is frequently used in many Digital Signal<br />

Processing, for example filtering, matrix multiplication and vector<br />

multiplication, correlation and others. The velocity performance of these<br />

algorithms <strong>de</strong>pends strongly on the performance of this operation. Therefore,<br />

many architectures have been proposed in the literature to enhance the<br />

performance of the inner-product operation. One of these architectures, which<br />

has been extensively used in high speed applications, is the systolic<br />

structures. These structures are very appealing to VLSI implementation of<br />

real-time and massive processing systems, specially because of its<br />

characteristics of modularity, regularity, local connections and high level<br />

of parallelism and pipelining.<br />

This work will propose new systolic structures based on cells processing<br />

words of n/k-bits width to realize the inner-product operation efficiently,<br />

namely, with high performance and low <strong>de</strong>sign costs. The results of the<br />

simulatíons, comparisons and implementations will assure that the proposed<br />

structures are an excellent alternative to realize many algorithms based on<br />

the inner-product operation. Moreover, these structures have performances of<br />

velocity and required area <strong>de</strong>pendable on k value, namely, partition level of<br />

the input words. This characteristic gives a flexibility to system <strong>de</strong>signer<br />

allowing to choice one of the structures proposed which satisfy the tra<strong>de</strong> off<br />

between area and performance of the involved application.

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