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Hi guys,
a wrote a gouple of days ago a question about the cf_fft from
opencores.org.
Anyway i want to thank Bert because he helped me( my mistake wasthat i
made a error by changig the design from numeric package to arith
package.
Now the system is running, but as i said before its "only" a part of
the overall system and i got no time from my supervisor to design my
own fft ( i wish i had).
My problem is that i need to know the value of each single bit at the
in oroutput(sign 2^?), i tried it with sinewaves( to find real and im
parts of the frequency
bins),i tried also some dc values because i thought their would be a
zero frequency bin. Farther i tried noise and combinations of those
signals, but i was not able to find the specific characters of each
signal.
I think it's only a trivial thing that i don't see, but it's not my
design and it's designed with a generation tool (8000 lines)whitch
makes it impossible to read the code.
Greetings Marco
a wrote a gouple of days ago a question about the cf_fft from
opencores.org.
Anyway i want to thank Bert because he helped me( my mistake wasthat i
made a error by changig the design from numeric package to arith
package.
Now the system is running, but as i said before its "only" a part of
the overall system and i got no time from my supervisor to design my
own fft ( i wish i had).
My problem is that i need to know the value of each single bit at the
in oroutput(sign 2^?), i tried it with sinewaves( to find real and im
parts of the frequency
bins),i tried also some dc values because i thought their would be a
zero frequency bin. Farther i tried noise and combinations of those
signals, but i was not able to find the specific characters of each
signal.
I think it's only a trivial thing that i don't see, but it's not my
design and it's designed with a generation tool (8000 lines)whitch
makes it impossible to read the code.
Greetings Marco