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Pythagoras Theory In VHDL

 
 
davefowler1987 davefowler1987 is offline
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      04-06-2009
Good Evening all.

I am currently in the process of designing a Soft Decision 16 QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation) for a DVB-T system.

I am looking to take two 8 bit inputs (x and y coordinates) and find out how far it is from another location (fixed point). This creates a triangle, hence my desire for Pythagoras.

Is this possible in VHDL (realistically)?

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Dave
 
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aloque aloque is offline
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      05-01-2009
try pipelined CORDIC on Vector mode or search for another type of decision strategy.
 
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JohnDuq JohnDuq is offline
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      05-01-2009
You can feed the two 8-bit values into a 16-bit look up table and get your answer out.
 
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