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A high speed CORDIC algorithm

F. El-Guibaly, Ahmad Almulhem, A. Sabaa, D.J. Shpak

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The CORDIC algorithm is a special purpose algorithm which can get an accurate result for trigonometric and hyperbolic functions with a limited number of simple iteration. We modify the classic algorithm to reduce the number of iterations which reduces rounding noise. The modified algorithm is illustrated and simulation results are presented.

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The CORDIC algorithm is a special purpose algorithm which can get an accurate result for trigonometric and hyperbolic functions with a limited number of simple iteration. We modify the classic algorithm to reduce the number of iterations which reduces rounding noise. The modified algorithm is illustrated and simulation results are presented.

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The CORDIC algorithm is a special purpose algorithm which can get an accurate result for trigonometric and hyperbolic functions with a limited number of simple iteration. We modify the classic algorithm to reduce the number of iterations which reduces rounding noise. The modified algorithm is illustrated and simulation results are presented.

Key concepts: CORDIC, Rounding, Algorithm, Computer science, Simple (philosophy), Trigonometry, Trigonometric functions, Noise (video)

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