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Tried that before I posted here. imwrite with 'jpeg' option doesn't support anything 'cept uint data.
I need something that just stops the figure window from appearing on screen (even if it is creating it in the background) so it doesn't waste time painting graphics that I am not going to use...
Hi,
Could some one please elaborate if it is possible to 'not' have the figure window show up before a jpeg file creation (using print -djpeg command)?
If used in a loop, the plot command takes a long time in creating the window on every iteration on the screen, when all I really want is to...
perl-ARGV
**broken link removed** is a page that explains how to rename files using a perl script. It uses @ARGV array to read the file names passed to the perl script by the user through command-line.
Re: perl-ARGV
ARGV is not a command. It is a default array variable holding a list of the command line arguments.
When you look in the @ARGV array, you find all the parameters or arguments that were passed to the perl script at invocation.
more info **broken link removed**
You should use a hardware debugger (like MAJIC or Multi-ICE) to look at the details of program execution and control like pointer tables, heap, stack etc.
If you cannot afford a debugger, you can choose an I/O line of the micro-controller as a signal. Activate this line from some place in your...
Hi,
Does any one know an efficient way to plot the fourier transform of a Sin wave in Maple?
fourier(cos(t)) := Pi*(Dirac(s-1)+Dirac(s+1))
in other words, how do I plot a dirac delta function using Maple?
spectrum of sin
Hi,
Does any one know an efficient way to plot the fourier transform of a Sin wave in Maple?
fourier(cos(t)) := Pi*(Dirac(s-1)+Dirac(s+1))
in other words, how do I plot a dirac delta function using Maple?
Coded OFDM
COFDM is just OFDM with the difference that data is coded with an error correction code before modulation.
Look **broken link removed** for more info.
Also **broken link removed** is a very helpful document for OFDM in general and contains a comparison of OFDM and COFDM.
1/ This code will generate a datapath in hardware. every clock edge (positive OR negative) will move the data one step through the pipe line x->y->z
2/ This statement will first calculate a bit-wise OR of all the bits in 'b' and then will AND the (single-bit) output of that operation with 'a'...
You should try with folded cascode first since:
1/ Your output swing is not too demanding (1Vpp) assuming 3.3 V power supply
2/ With a single stage amplifier you dont have to worry about stability as you have to do with two stage amplifier
3/ Gain-bandwidth is typically low for folded cascode...
Re: Can anyone tell me how to design a level shift buffer?Th
Here is some info:
https://www.daycounter.com/Circuits/OpAmp-Level-Shifter/OpAmp-Level-Shifter.phtml
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