I'm going to @hackaday supercon! Working on an FPGA based badge based on @esden's #icebreaker and @fpga_dave 's LCD pmod. Today I got some insight into timing from @oe1cxw and now I have a smooooth scrolling frame buffer.https://youtu.be/P0grX_liTUM
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#FPGA twitter quiz! My badge is going to be an FFT audio analyser with waterfall output. I've just fixed a bug that ruined exactly the last 3/4 of the FFT output. Any guesses as to what it was? Here's a photo showing a square sweep over 4 seconds.pic.twitter.com/UCh6OIOCSM
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Replying to @matthewvenn @hackaday and
Which way is the raster supposed to move: left to right, right to left (like my example did), top to bottom, or bottom up?
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Replying to @zipcpu @matthewvenn and
Also, is it supposed to scroll across the screen, or forever overwrite what's there? Is it supposed to show one new line of data at a time, or more--something like a block of data at a time?
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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.
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Replying to @matthewvenn @zipcpu and
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?
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it's a sliding DFT https://www.comm.utoronto.ca/~dimitris/ece431/slidingdft.pdf …
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Ah. So it's not an FFT. ;D
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