Rapid prototyping of application-specific signal processors (RASSP) through the use of concurrent engineering CAD tools and frameworks

Rapid prototyping of application-specific signal processors (RASSP) through the use of concurrent engineering CAD tools and frameworks

The Rapid Prototyping of Application Specific Signal Processors (RASSP) program is an Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)/Tri-Service project which entered a full-scale development program in August 1993. RASSP is a Technology Thrust 7-"Technology for Affordability"-initiative. The ob...

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