Abstract
The fast polynomial transform (FPT) for computing 2-D cyclic convolutions is modularized into identical modules. In the new method, the 1-D cyclic polynomial convolution is decomposed into cycle convolutions of polynomials, all of the same length. Thus, only FPTs and FFT's of the same length are required. As a consequence, the architecture is more regular and naturally suitable for a VLSI implementation. >
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