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implementing an fpga based on hilbert transform

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I'm doing a project on developing and implemantation of a time domain set-up in a phased array mode using fpga based signal processing.It basically deals with hilbert transform module and phase correction of the signals.I have the vhdl code for all the modules required and i have to implement the hardware and test it.I would like to know the basic building blocks required to co-relate hilbert transform and complex multiplier with fpga.

waiting for your response.Thank You
 

Have you simulated your design in Modelsim. Once your simulation is over since you said u have the VHDL code synthesys your code using xilix or altera or whatever tool you have . your synthesis tool will give you the hardware for your design.

this design will be platform independent. Suppose you want your design to be more powerfull use the primitives from the Xilinx or ALtera or whatever you have.

These primitives are optimized for thier own FPGA.

All the best
 

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