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radix 4 complex fft by ZHAO Ming ==> DCT
by Unknown on Jul 7, 2004
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hello,

I tried the cfft code with 64k and external dualported srams.
everything worked well.
because i'm analysing an interferrogramm, I neither need a complex fft
nor a fft, but a discret cosinus transform would be enough.
As a consequence, I would get disposed of one external dport-ram (the
Qram).

maybe anybody has an idea, how to modify the original code to get
get cosinus transform.
I tried the cfft code with only one external ram, but the intermediate
results
of the core are mixed in both dport-rams.

glad about any response and still waiting

greeting from the rainy south of germany
Dennis

radix 4 complex fft by ZHAO Ming ==> DCT
by Unknown on Jul 7, 2004
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Hi Dennis, Did you have a look into the "video compression system" project? I think it includes a DCT block. Guenter Greetings back from the Rhein-Main area. Seems like we will get a rainy summer. dennis.binder at ipm.fhg.de wrote:
hello, I tried the cfft code with 64k and external dualported srams. everything worked well. because i'm analysing an interferrogramm, I neither need a complex fft nor a fft, but a discret cosinus transform would be enough. As a consequence, I would get disposed of one external dport-ram (the Qram). maybe anybody has an idea, how to modify the original code to get get cosinus transform. I tried the cfft code with only one external ram, but the intermediate results of the core are mixed in both dport-rams. glad about any response and still waiting greeting from the rainy south of germany Dennis _______________________________________________ http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/cores



radix 4 complex fft by ZHAO Ming ==> DCT
by sradio on Jul 8, 2004
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The read address is diffrent from write address, so need a dualport ram. My advice 1.Some new FPGA have many onchip dualport rams 2.slow down the speed, double size the singleport ram,add some necessary circuit. ----- Original Message ----- From: dennis.binder at i...dennis.binder at i...> To: Date: Wed Jul 7 12:43:06 CEST 2004 Subject: [oc] radix 4 complex fft by ZHAO Ming ==> DCT
hello,

I tried the cfft code with 64k and external dualported srams.
everything worked well.
because i'm analysing an interferrogramm, I neither need a complex
fft
nor a fft, but a discret cosinus transform would be enough.
As a consequence, I would get disposed of one external dport-ram
(the
Qram).
maybe anybody has an idea, how to modify the original code to get
get cosinus transform.
I tried the cfft code with only one external ram, but the
intermediate
results
of the core are mixed in both dport-rams.
glad about any response and still waiting
greeting from the rainy south of germany
Dennis




radix 4 complex fft by ZHAO Ming ==> DCT
by Unknown on Jul 8, 2004
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hello Günter, it looks like this DCT has only a fixed size of 64. Or am I wrong ?. I need a size of 64k. Thanks Dennis ----- Original Message ----- From: Günter Dannoritzerdannoritzer at w...> To: Date: Wed Jul 7 15:09:43 CEST 2004 Subject: [oc] radix 4 complex fft by ZHAO Ming ==> DCT
Hi Dennis, Did you have a look into the "video compression system" project? I think it includes a DCT block. Guenter Greetings back from the Rhein-Main area. Seems like we will get a rainy summer. dennis.binder at i... wrote:
> hello,
>
> I tried the cfft code with 64k and external dualported srams.
> everything worked well.
> because i'm analysing an interferrogramm, I neither need a

complex fft
> nor a fft, but a discret cosinus transform would be enough.
> As a consequence, I would get disposed of one external

dport-ram (the
> Qram).
>
> maybe anybody has an idea, how to modify the original code to

get
> get cosinus transform.
> I tried the cfft code with only one external ram, but the

intermediate
> results > of the core are mixed in both dport-rams. > > glad about any response and still waiting > > greeting from the rainy south of germany > Dennis > _______________________________________________ > http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/cores >





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