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heed help for FFT microcode

06/09/2007 5:54 AM

Although I don't be very busy on µcontrollers,I would like to implement compact FFT and logarithmic-steps Cooley Tukey algorythms of compact size(a few KBytes)on common microcontrollers,such as 68HC11,MAXQ3120 and similar stuff.
As I am not very efficient on µprogramming,I would need some samples of such compact FFT code,for learning.T.Y.

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Re: heed help for FFT microcode

06/11/2007 10:46 PM

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06/11/2007 10:56 PM

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Re: heed help for FFT microcode

09/30/2007 9:54 AM

There is a lot of programming examples on the web, try google...

This took me 1 minute to find: http://mosaic-industries.com/Resources/pdf/mi-an-055fftsofrealwaveform.pdf

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