The Mixed Radix FFT core developed by Dillon Engineering offers enhanced versatility for FFT calculations, especially when dealing with non-radix-2 lengths. This core combines various radix configurations, including radix-2, 3, 5, and 7, to accommodate a broader spectrum of input signal lengths, thereby enhancing computational flexibility in diverse applications.
Its architecture supports medium speed and memory usage, with medium logic utilization, making it well-suited for processes requiring adaptive data transformation capabilities. This capability is particularly beneficial for applications where data input does not conform to standard length constraints, offering engineers a tailored solution for complex signal processing needs.
The Mixed Radix FFT employs Dillon's innovative ParaCore Architect™ technology, enabling swift adaptation to varying hardware settings. A valuable contribution to the array of FFT solutions, this IP stands at the forefront of flexibility, providing a robust platform for engineers to implement advanced digital signal processing tasks with ease and precision.
