Project Details
Description
Room impulse response simulation determines the channel transfer function of indoor wireless optical communication systems. The simulator calculates time-dependent distributions of optical power spectral density. A drawback of current implementations is its poor execution speed. In this research project a special-purpose computer architecture for the simulator is developed to increase performance. New Radiosity-based algorithms are designed to reduce computational complexity of the simulator. The algorithms are parallelized and mapped onto a multiprocessor.
The prototype implementation is a scalable hypercubic multi-DSP based on digital signal processors TMS320C40. Experimental evaluation shows a significant speedup of this specialized computer architecture.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 1/01/94 → 31/01/98 |
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