Cyclostationary Feature Detection on a tiled-SoC

In this paper, a two-step methodology is introduced to analyse the mapping of cyclostationary feature detection (CFD) onto a multi-core processing platform. In the first step, the tasks to be executed by each core are determined in a structured way using techniques known from the design of array processors. In the second step, the implementation of tasks on a processing core is analysed. Using this methodology, it is shown that calculating a 127 times 127 discrete spectral correlation function requires approximately 140 mus on a tiled system on chip (SoC) with 4 Montium cores