After all these years still a great video! Thanks a lot! Fortunately, I had these two books (Reay's and Yiu's) already in my library, and I am now encouraged to read them.
This is gold! My favorite part was when he showed that how similar the FIR filter is to a moving average one. Never though of it like this before. Outstanding.
I got the STM32H757 Evaluation Board(it's dual core, M7 and M4, @480MHz and 240MHz, DSP Support, etc...), but the lack of instructional resource for this board is a huge down point. STM has an online training, but I can't cope with that computerised voice😑😑. Your video gave me a very good idea about DSP using the Microcontroller. I will look into the resources you provided. Thanks for taking your time to make this video.
Thanks. You can visit beningo.com for more info. I just uploaded it here for educational purposes :) In which micro controller are you planning to use it?
Very useful and concise presentation. I understand the principle of the Nyquist limit, but I'm using an MCU to sample it's ADCs for IQ at 96KHz with 64 samples taken at 1500Hz and the arm_cFFT is giving a pretty good 192 KHz spectrum. I do get stronger OOB signals repeating at 96KHz but can be alias filtered. How is this possible?
So you would be able to optimize a nucleo for this would you?? Where could I see if the micro controller has extensions? Can’t seem to find that info. And does it have to have two cores?? Thank you so much
Hi,I know this is an old video, but I have question, I am a junior electronics engineer just started like 3 months ago and I am working with a lot of signals that I have to take as input into microcontroller, but my skills in DSP are not that great and I dont know when to use which algo to reduce noise in my signals or to compute them. Can u guide me like whcih book should I read related to it or videos should I watch so I know when to apply which filter for signals I am working with or etc or which DSP algo to apply . Thanks
First you must understand the basic concepts of LPF HPF etc. Because dsp is based on these concepts. After that you can take a course in Udemy regarding dsp with microconttollers.
