Hello
I?m looking for some good book about bit serial programming. I?m interested in learning about it to implement functions bit serially in VHDL.
The only book I have found is ?VLSI Signal Processing: A Bit-Serial Approach?, but I don?t think it?s available any more.
Or if you know of some page on the web that has some info on the subject.
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Here is a search that found 4 copies when I ran it:
Philip
Philip Freidin Fliptronics
That is about the only book I've seen on bit serial. It is certainly the only thing I've seen that has comprehensive coverage of the entire topic. It is not really easy reading, but it does contain good information. You can find it used if you look. It took me about 3 months to find a copy, but when I did there were suddenly 4 or 5 available.
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I will search the internet for more information and se if I can get that book. :-)
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Try also googling for '"digit serial"' I think that 'bit-serial' is the simplest case of 'digit-serial', so processing algorithms are likely shared.
Minnesota uni has worked on fixed function math engines using digit serial processing, and did have a project for a general-purpose processor based on these techniques.
Jan Cooombs
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