This Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) is performed using 8-bit fixed point arithmetic, making it very fast to execute, especially if used with one of the newer 18FxxKxx devices that are capable of 16mips using a 64MHz oscillator.
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Proton Fast 8-bit FFT
This Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) is performed using 8-bit fixed point arithmetic, making it very fast to execute, especially if used with one of the newer 18FxxKxx devices that are capable of 16mips using a 64MHz oscillator.