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I have the FFT setup with 320 bins, one for each pixel along the bottom of the screen. Every screen update the display is scrolled up one pixel and new results written to the bottom line.
Now I am curious. Assuming it's a Radix-2 FFT, how can you have a number of bins that isn't a power of two?
He probably zero pads to 512 samples.
Those white bars, could that be zero padding? FLASH goes to logic "1" for default, erased state, right? You spend energy writing the bits to 0? So, default, blank flash page would be all FF's, which any RGB display might show as white bands- no idea.
Sliding DFTs are very easy to do in FPGA, perfect for signals like audio where the ratio of clock speed to sample rate can be very large. Good choice.
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