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    [C6747] Real FFT Help

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    hasan turken
    Posted by hasan turken
    on Apr 29 2010 03:04 AM
    Prodigy100 points

    Hi all,

    I am using TMS320C6747 DSP. I need a real input FFT for floating point input and output.

    DSPLib has FFT functions for cplx input and I can use them by inserting zeros for imaginary values. But filling input arrays imaginary parts with zeros is a wasted time.

    Are there any library that includes real input FFT function for floating point numbers?

    OR, what is the best way if you are going to take real input FFT? 

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    • Gagan Maur
      Posted by Gagan Maur
      on May 03 2010 18:55 PM
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      See here: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Efficient_FFT_Computation_of_Real_Input

      Gagan

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    • Martin Harrer
      Posted by Martin Harrer
      on Apr 16 2012 08:42 AM
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      Hi,

      I'm trying the same mentioned above (but two years later).

      I've read the linked how to "Efficient FFT Computation of Real Input" but my c-code doesn't work. May be there's a dsblib function or something by now?

      regards...

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    • André
      Posted by André
      on Mar 10 2013 12:55 PM
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      Hy Martin Harrer,

      now it's my time to ask for the real FFT. 

      Did you get some DSPlib or something that solved your problem?

      Regards,

      André

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    • Rahul Prabhu
      Posted by Rahul Prabhu
      on Mar 14 2013 15:42 PM
      Genius16190 points

      Andre,Martin,

      Did you try out the example code provided on the wiki. Could you describe in little more detail what you mean by my code is not working? The code is a self contained package you should simply be able to change the sine input to the inputs you want to provide to test it out.

      Regards,

      Rahul

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