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A FPGA Oriented New Structure FFT Algorithm

Yu Liu

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A new FPGA oriented FFT algorithm is presented in this paper.Using luxuriant logic cells,RAM,ROM and DSP blocks in the FPGA, a parallel core operation can be realized.Compared with the traditional structure FFT,our FFT operation speed is improved greatly.In this paper,we also compare the operation time with DSP oriented FFT operation time.

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A new FPGA oriented FFT algorithm is presented in this paper.Using luxuriant logic cells,RAM,ROM and DSP blocks in the FPGA, a parallel core operation can be realized.Compared with the traditional structure FFT,our FFT operation speed is improved greatly.In this paper,we also compare the operation time with DSP oriented FFT operation time.

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A new FPGA oriented FFT algorithm is presented in this paper.Using luxuriant logic cells,RAM,ROM and DSP blocks in the FPGA, a parallel core operation can be realized.Compared with the traditional structure FFT,our FFT operation speed is improved greatly.In this paper,we also compare the operation time with DSP oriented FFT operation time.

Key concepts: Fast Fourier transform, Computer science, Field-programmable gate array, Digital signal processing, Split-radix FFT algorithm, Parallel computing, Prime-factor FFT algorithm, Rader's FFT algorithm

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