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Cordic complex multiplier

  • US 4,896,287 A
  • Filed: 05/31/1988
  • Issued: 01/23/1990
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/31/1988
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A recursive CORDIC rotator, comprising:

  • means for receiving digital data words representing each of the real CR part and the imaginary CI part of a first complex number C;

    a first portion including means for rotating each one of the first complex number real CR part and imaginary CI part by a first angular increment α

    1 of a selected one of +90° and

    -90°

    to form an associated one of digital data words I and Q;

    a recursion portion including means for rotationally modifying each of the I and Q digital data words, received from the first portion, recursively through each selected one of positive and negative incremental angles α

    1, for 2≦

    i≦

    N, where N is a positive integer greater than 2, and each incremental angle α

    i not only less than angle α

    1 but also greater than a next incremental angle α

    i+1 ;

    means for receiving a digital data word representing an angular rotation φ

    portion of a second complex number B, expressed in amplitude/rotation angle form, and for controlling the signs of the angle α

    1 in the first portion and all of the incremental angles α

    1 in the recursion portion to successively approximate the second complex number rotation angle φ

    ; and

    means for providing the first and second parts, after rotational modification through all N angles, respectively as a rotated imaginary-part output digital data word AI substantially equal to (BR CI -BI CR), where BR and BI are respective real and imaginary parts of the second complex number B, and a rotated real-part output digital data word AR substantially equal to (BR CR +BI CI).

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