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i generated a pulse with 30khz and 12 volt pick to peak and i want to put it on main ac 220 volt.
i dont have any idea for safety my circuit.what can i do?
i konw DSPs are optimize .but i have seen some project that use pic18f with my speed.as i searched for best performance with low speed micro that has hardware multipelier , u have to write assembly code not C or sth else.for floating point u need more speed because micro has special algorithm to...
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i want to find relation between micro frequancy and calculate fft time for choosing best micro for varities of fft.for example if i have a sampling rate 1Mhz with 256 lenght of sample.what speed is optimize for choosing micro controller.?
i need to some formula.
hi guys
i have a black box that its output is like fft algorithm.but im absolutly confused because it use a 8bit pic microcontroller(pic18f252)with this specifications:
sampling pulse is 1Mhz
numbers of data is 256
as i think for this fft u need to a fast micro for lossless data.?????
i think it...
my friend i asked from u not web link.as i said first of all i have to know algorithm then code. anyway i got it with youtube.
tanks for ur time.
i like rio
compression algorithm code for hex array data?
i have 500kbyte data.
i want to decrease it to 50kb then send it and after Receive data decoding that without lost data .is it possible?
i need to c code for my algorithm.
please help me
come on man i know that but my problem is another thing . i want to off it in some times without use isr or code i want to make it with sth like event or awex unit :wink:
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