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This work treats the design and analysis of a programmable (or reconfigurable) DSP-domain-specific architecture called MorphoSys, upon which worldýs first single-chip software solution for DVB-T base-band receiver can be implemented. Based on the first version of MorphoSys, many modifications have been made to improve greatly both computation power and data movement efficiency. Sequential codes and SIMD codes can be parallelized; temporal granularity adjustment boosts up performance up to 4 times; numerous different types of data movement can be accelerated 8 to 64 times faster than sequential movement. As a complicated (21GOPS) and typical communication system, DVB-T base-band receiver is designed with low performance loss and mapped onto MorphoSys architecture (28GOPS). This solidly contributes to the software defined radio development.