This paper proposes a high-speed FFT processor for orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) systems. The proposed architecture uses a single-memory for a small hardware size and uses a radix-4 algorithm for high speed. Its memory is partitioned into four banks for high-speed computation. It uses an in-place memory strategy that stores butterfly outputs in the same memory location used by butterfly inputs. The architecture has been modeled by VHDL and logic synthesis has been performed using the SamsungTM 0 . 5~ SOG cell library (KG80). The implemented FFT processor consists of 98,326 gates excluding RAM. The processor can operate at 42MHz and calculate a 256-point complex FFT in 6ps.
In this paper, conducted emission from the LDC(Low-Side DC/DC Converter) of a HEV/EV was analyzed using high-frequency circuit modeling in system-level approach. The conducted emission by PWM process(100 kHz; Switching Frequency) can cause RFI(Radio-Frequency Interference) problems in the AM/FM frequency range. In order to mitigate this conducted emission, a high-frequency equivalent circuit model is proposed by analyzing the fundamental circuits, parasitic components in their parts and connections and non-linear characteristics of MOSFETs, high-power capacitors, inverters, motors, high-power cables, and bus bars which are composed of the LDC. Using these circuit models, results of both simulation and measurement were compared and similarities between them were verified. We are looking forward that this approach can be effectively used in the EMC design of HEV/EV.
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