| ??? 01/16/01 07:26 Read: times |
#8251 - RE: DSPs |
The main difference between a controller and a DSP is the fast working floating point unit from a DSP.
You need often floating point calculation for more precision in some filter types. A very fast controller is always to slow to calculate floating point in filter-routines. I do some expiriences with 8052 (33MHZ) but its to slow. In the next time i will check the Cygnal chip. When you using Fixed Point the filter has a high level of noise ! |
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