digital-signal-processing
Fixed-point, floating-point, and two's-complement number representation
taught
How a real processor actually stores a signal sample's own numeric value, and why that choice -- not just the algorithm -- limits precision and range.
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Fixed-point, floating-point, and two's-complement number representation
Digital Signal Processing
Requires
- multirate-design-tradeoff required
Required by
- The uniform quantization-noise model required
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