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Building FFT in VHDL _ Help needed

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fft vhdl

Hi

I wanted to implement FFT in VHDL. Earlier I posted a topic to request the FFT_VHDL code and I got some FFT code. And I downloaded some FFT code from internet.

I feel it is very difficult to understand the code developed by some one. I was unable to understand the code, because these are developed in a way that is different from my way of thinking.

Now I am going to build my own design for FFT in VHDL.

My idea to design Radix-4, 16-point FFT processor with real number (fixed point). Initially I can take hex data (8-bit) from the input data bus. With the available VHDL library for real and complex numbers, I want to do addition and multiplication in complex numbers directly. Then finally I want to convert the complex data into hex.

I found the arithmetic libraries are available for the complex numbers. I am going to do this.


I am expecting some suggestions from the experienced people.

Thanks & Regards,
Vishwa
 

8 point fft vhdl

Hello!

Radix-4 is a good choice for FFT implementation. At first, you have to decide, which architecture is more suitable for you: pipelined or literal. In computer books exists many FFT processor architectures – you have to select best one for your application. Using the arithmetic libraries for FFT design is not good choice. You have to implement complex operations (addition and multiplication) manually with VHDL std_logic type. This is not so hard, because in many operations one operand is constant (It depends on FFT architecture).

Sincerely
 
complex number vhdl

Hi


Can anybody of you please help me in this project.


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Vishwa
 

radix 4 fft vhdl

Designing something similar in Verilog. The application would be to transmit mpeg2 content using UWB. Any idea on the number of points and radix to use?

Thanks in advance
 

fft vhdl implementation

Sorry Lithium

Me too new to VLSI implementation of DSP blocks.


Hi Friends

If you any other similar project in FFT please send me. I can use. Any help will be appreciated.


Thanks
Vishwa
 

dft vhdl

Me too, i am a new comer whith DSP. Can you so me the mathematical of FFt or some projects about FFt?
 

fft design with vhdl

u better try a code in opecores site. there a description of the code isalso available. try finout

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complex arithmetic in vhdl

Hey I'm looking for fft in vhdl if you some can you send me them, and I hope you can try to work togther for your fft code, ause the last time I use ip core but I want to built mine if you 're agree.
 
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vhdl program for fast fourier transform

there are a lot of vhdl codes for fft, you can find those./
 

vhdl source code for 16 point fft

i don't know how fft run on FPGA,but I got a FFT design source file include report
---M.A. College
I hope it will useful to you
I'am newer to FPGA and I not good at English...:cry:
 

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Re: vhdl program for fast fourier transform

there are a lot of vhdl codes for fft, you can find those./

plz can u send me that link were i can find the vhdl code..
 

why dont you get started and come back when you have problems. And I suggest you start your own thread.
 

Out of curiosity, are you guys designing parallel FFT or serial FFT?
There are many good reference online and offline. The two good references I have are: Understanding Digital Signal Processing by Lyons, and Digital Signal Processing by Proakis.

If you guys are interested in serial FFT, I recommend to take a look at Radix- 2^2 architecture. You can search online and find good references.
Hope it helps...
 

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