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1. TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND
TRAINING INSTITUTE
Department of Electronics and Communication Technology
Architecture of TMS320C50 DSP Processor
PREPARED BY: -
Tariku Mehdi
Dec, 25, 2018
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
2. Introduction
A digital signal processor (DSP) is a specialized microprocessor designed
specifically for digital signal processing, generally in real time computing. They
contain special architecture and instruction set so as to execute computation-
intensive DSP algorithms more efficiently. Some advanced microprocessors may
have performances close to that of P-DSPs. However, in terms of low power
requirements, cost, real time I/O compatibility and availability of high-speed on-
chip memories, the P-DSPs have an advantage over the advanced microprocessors
or RISC processors. The programmable DSPs (P-DSPs) can be divided into two broad
categories. They are (i) General purpose DSPs and (ii) Special purpose DSPs.
1. General purpose DSPs: These are basically high speed microprocessors with
architecture and instruction sets optimized for DSP operations. They include fixed
point processors such as Texas instruments TMS320C5X, TMS320C54X and
Motorola DSP563X and floating point processors such as Texas instruments
TMS320C4X, TMS320C67XX, and analog devices ADSP21XXX.
2. Special purpose DSPs: This type of processors consists of hardware
The factors that influence the selection of DSP for a given application are
architectural features, execution speed, and type of arithmetic and word length.
Some of the areas of the applications of P-DSPs are: communication systems, audio
signal processing, control and data acquisition, biometric information processing,
image/video processing, etc.
In this seminar assignment we will discuss about Architecture of TMS320C50 on
the following literature.
3. Architecture of TMS320C50
The TMS320C5X generation of the Texas instruments TMS320C50 digital signal
processor is fabricated with CMOS IC technology. It is a fixed point, 16-bit processor
running at 40 MHz The single instruction execution time is 50 nsec. Its architectural
design is based on the combination of advanced Harvard architecture, on-chip
peripherals and on-chip memory.
The TMS320C50 has a highly specialized instruction set. These features enable
the operational flexibility and the device speed, which together with the cost
effectiveness make the signal processor as the suitable device for a wide range of
4. applications. The TMS320C50 has a programmable memory map which can vary for
each application. On-chip memory includes 10K words of the RAM and 2K words of
the ROM. All C5X DSPs have the same CPU structure. However, they have different
on-chip memory configuration and on-chip peripherals.
The functional block diagram of TMS320CX is shown in Figure. It can be divided
into four sub blocks. They are: (1) Bus structure, (2) Central processing unit, (3) On-
chip memory and (4) On-chip peripherals.
1. Bus structure
Separate program and data buses in the advance Harvard architecture of C5X
maximize the processing power and provide a high degree of parallelism. Many DSP
applications are accomplished using single cycle multiply/accumulate instruction
with a data move option. The C5X included the control mechanism to manage
interrupts, repeated operations and function calling. The βC5Xβ architecture has
four buses:
1. Program bus (PB)
2. Program read bus (PRB)
3. Data read bus (DB)
4. Data read address bus (DRB)
The program bus carries the instruction code and immediate operands from
program memory to the CPU. The program address bus provides address to
program memory space for both read and write. The data read bus interconnects
various elements of the CPU to data memory space. The data read address bus
provides the address to access the data memory space.
2. Central processing unit
The CPU consists of the following elements:
1. Central arithmetic logic unit (CALU)
2. Parallel logic unit (PLU)
3. Auxiliary register arithmetic unit (ARAU)
4. Memory mapped registers
5. Program controller
5. 2.1. Central Arithmetic Logic Unit(CALU)
The CPU uses the CALU to perform 2βs complement arithmetic. It consists of the
following:
1. Parallel multiplier (16 X 16 bit)
2. Accumulator (32 bit)
3. Accumulator buffer (ACCB) (32 bit)
4. Product register (PREG)
5. Shifters
6. Arithmetic logic unit (ALU)
All 32 bit signed/unsigned multiplication operations can be performed in parallel
multiplier within one machine cycle. All multiply instructions except the MPYU
(multiply unsigned) instruction perform a signed multiply operation in the
multiplier. One of the operands to the multiplier is from the 16-bit temporary
register O (TREGO) and the second input is from the program bus or data bus. The
product register (PREG) holds the product.
The 32 bit ALU along with 16-bit accumulator carries out arithmetic and logic
operations executing most of them in one machine cycle. Here the accumulator
provides one of the inputs to the ALU, whereas the product register, accumulation
buffer, or scaling shifter output provides the second input. The results of operations
performed in ALU are stored in accumulator. The scaling shifter has a 16-bit input
connected to the data bus and a 32-bit output connected to the ALU. The scaling
shifters produce a left shift of 0 to 16 bits on the input data. A 5-bit register TREGI
specifies the number of bits by which the scaling shifter should shift or the shift
count is specified by a constant embedded in the instruction word.
2.2. Parallel logic unit (PLU)
The parallel logic unit (PLU) is another logic unit that executes logic operations on
data without affecting the contents of the accumulator. The multiplier bit in a
status/control register or any memory location can be directly set, clear, test or
toggled by the PLU. After executing the logical operation, the PLU writes the result
of the operation to the same memory location from which the first operand was
fetched.
2.3. Auxiliary register arithmetic unit (ARAU)
The C5X consists of a register file containing eight auxiliary registers (ARO-AR7)
each of 16-bit length, a 3-bit auxiliary register pointer (ARP) and an unsigned 16 bit
ALU. The auxiliary register file is connected to the auxiliary register arithmetic unit.
6. 2.4. Memory Mapped Registers
The C5X has 96 registers mapped into page 0 of the data memory space.
This memory mapped register space contains various controls and status
registers including those for CPU, serial port, timer and software wait
generators. Additionally, the first sixteen I/O port locations are mapped into
this data memory space, allowing them to be accessed either as data
memory using single word instruction or as I/O locations with two-word
instruction.
2.5. Program Controller
The program controller contains logic circuitry that decodes the operational
instructions, manages the CPU pipeline, stores the status of CPU operation and
decodes the conditional operations. It consists of the following elements:
(i) Program counter (PC)
(ii) Status and control registers
(iii) Hardware stack
iv) Program memory addresses generation
(v) Instruction registers
3. On-Chip Memory
The C5X structure has a total memory address range of 224K words _ 16
bits. The memory space is divided into four memory segments.
ο· 64K word program memory space: It contains the instruction to be
executed.
ο· 64K word local data memory space: It stores data used by the
instruction.
ο· 64K word input/output ports: It interfaces to external memory
mapped peripherals.
ο· 32K word global data memory space: It can share data with other
peripherals within the system.
The large on-chip memory of C5X includes:
1. Program read only memory
2. Data/Program single access RAM (SARAM)
3. Data/Program dual access RAM (DARAM)
7. 4. On-Chip peripherals
All C5X DSPs have the same CPU structure; however, they have different
on-chip peripherals connected to their CPUs. A TMS320C50 digital signal
processor contains the following on-chip peripherals.
1. Clock generator
2. Hardware timer
3. Software programmable wait stage generators
4. General purpose I/O pins
5. Parallel I/O ports
6. Serial port interface
7. Buffered serial port
8. TDM serial port
9. Host port interface
10. User-maskable interrupts
Summary
The DSP processors available on the market today vary drastically in their ability
to meet the five key requirements of DSP processing. In fact, some DSP-oriented
processors, like the TMS320C50, are better high-speed microcontrollers than they
are DSP processors. Analyzing the requirements of your DSP system and matching
them to the capabilities of a DSP architecture will assure efficient operation. Overall
the straightforward architecture and the algebraic syntax of the instruction set for
the ADSP-2115 processor allows the programmer to spend more time
concentrating on a complex DSP algorithm instead of spending time optimizing
code for an unnecessarily complex architecture.
8. Reference
1. Digital Signal Processing, A. Anand Kumar, 2013
2. Considerations for Selecting a DSP Processor (ADSP-2115 vs. TMS320C5x), One
technology way, Norwood, Masachuset.
3. Datasheet TMS320C50 Texas Instrument SPRS030A April 1995 revised April 1996.