Abstract:
Multi-stage crest factor reduction (CFR) techniques are provided for multi-channel multi-standard radio (MSR). A multi-stage crest factor reduction method comprises applying one or more data samples associated with at least one channel of a first technology type to a first individual crest factor reduction block; applying one or more data samples associated with at least one channel of a second technology type to a second individual crest factor reduction block; aggregating outputs of the first and second individual crest factor reduction blocks to generate an aggregated output; and applying the aggregated output to a composite crest factor reduction block. The individual crest factor reduction blocks can be implemented using a sampling rate appropriate for the corresponding technology type. The composite crest factor reduction block operates at a higher sampling rate than the individual crest factor reduction blocks.
Abstract:
A vector processor is provided having an instruction set with a vector convolution function. The disclosed vector processor performs a convolution function between an input signal and a filter impulse response by obtaining a vector comprised of at least N1+N2-1 input samples; obtaining N2 time shifted versions of the vector (including a zero shifted version), wherein each time shifted version comprises N1 samples; and performing a weighted sum of the time shifted versions of the vector by a vector of N1 coefficients; and producing an output vector comprising one output value for each of the weighted sums. The vector processor performs the method, for example, in response to one or more vector convolution software instructions having a vector input. The vector can comprise a plurality of real or complex input samples and the filter impulse response can be expressed using a plurality of coefficients that are real or complex.