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FFT with down-sampling in time domain for C++ [C++]

This code is a complete example of the implementation and usage of a function which calculates the Fast Fourier Transform based on the downsampling in time algorithm. It considers the details of the ...

posted by Emmanuel Duarte on Nov 10 2010
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Discrete Fourier Transform [C++]

This is an implementation of a Discrete Fourier Transform, also known as DFT.  This code is ideal for DSP beginners and students.  This implementation is based on the assumption that the inp...

posted by Miguel De Jesus on Dec 14 2010
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Inplace matrix transposition [C++]

This C++ code intents to do inplace transposition for matrix. It is more efficient for huge matrix, and quite generic as it uses classes and templates. Feel free to use it and to modify it. Allocat...

posted by Sylvain B on Nov 3 2010
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Correlation on DSP KIT TMS320C6713 Simulator [C++, TI C67x]

This code does the correlation of two signal over DSP kit TMS320C6713 simulator. Two sine signals are generated from the DSP kit whose correlation is performed in simulator.  ...

posted by Muhammad Amir shafiq on Dec 15 2010
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Block processing adaptative notch filter [C++]

Block processing implementation for an adaptative notch filter that uses the Steepest Descent algorithm. Source code snippet is for CLAM framework, but the core processing uses standard vectors....

posted by HernĂ¡n Ordiales on Dec 17 2010
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