masato1
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New Contributorhow to set the decimal and fractional bits (m.n) for sink_real and sink_imag when i use Fixed Point?
I do not find the setting for the decimal and fractional bits (m.n) .
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Kshitij_IntelFrequent Contributor
Hi,
In which IP you want to set the bits?
Thank you,
Kshitij Goel
masato1FFT IP core
- Kshitij_Intel
Hi,
Please refer to the Column "Size" in the below link to understand about the input and output width w.r.t. different FFT parameter settings.
3.6.2. FFT IP Core Avalon-ST Signals (intel.com)
Thank you,
Kshitij Goel
- masato1
Thank you for your reply. According to the chart below, does that mean sink_real is a signed number with an integer part and without a fractional part?
sink_real Input data data precision width Real input data, which represents a signed number of data precision bits.
- Kshitij_Intel
Hi,
It is a signed number and it should contain the fractional part.
You can check also.
Thank you,
Kshitij Goel
- masato1
So I want to know how many bits of the integer part and how many bits of the fractional part. the manual did not tell me.
- Kshitij_Intel
Hi,
My apologies, it will not contain any fractional data.
Thank you,
Kshitij Goel
- Kshitij_Intel
Hi,
My apologies, it will not contain any fractional data.
Thank you,
Kshitij Goel
- masato1
So, you mean how many fractional data it determined by myself?
- Kshitij_Intel
Hi,
It will not contain any fractional data.
Thank you,
Kshitij Goel
- Kshitij_Intel
Hi,
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Thank you,
Kshitij Goel
