shaiko
Advanced Member level 5
Hello,
I want to implement Sin, Cos and Tan functions over FPGA memory.
To implement a Sin function over the 0 to 360 degree range with a precision of 3 numbers after the decimal point, requires around 360,000 bits...This will eat away the memory resources very fast...
My question: Is there really dedicated ROM logic in the FPGA or it's just RAM with write enable tied to '0' ?
I want to implement Sin, Cos and Tan functions over FPGA memory.
To implement a Sin function over the 0 to 360 degree range with a precision of 3 numbers after the decimal point, requires around 360,000 bits...This will eat away the memory resources very fast...
My question: Is there really dedicated ROM logic in the FPGA or it's just RAM with write enable tied to '0' ?