Efficient Fixed-Point Implementation of a Filter on an FPGA
The data type optimization feature in Fixed-Point Designer™ enables you to automatically iterate to find optimal data types for efficient implementation on an FPGA while meeting constraints on the numerical behavior of your system.
Starting from a 32-bit fixed-point implementation of a CIC filter, see how data type optimization lets you convert to a more efficient implementation. Using no more than 12 bits, you have a stable CIC filter with the quantization noise within budget. The resulting implementation on a Xilinx® Virtex® 7 FPGA uses significantly less resources particularly the LUT and logic slices.
Published: 14 Jun 2018
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