MikroElektronika PIC32 compilers - DSP LIbraries

Demonstration of how you can build your own IIR and FIR filters using DSP libraries from mikroElektronika PIC32 compilers.
Dozens of new DSP projects are now possible with newly implemented Q15, Q31, Vectors, Matrices and other libraries added in new version 1.80 PIC32 compilers from mikroElektronika.

http://www.mikroe.com/eng/products/view/623/mikroc-pro-for-pic32/

Song in the background is: Tool - Triad, from the album Lateralus

Category:

Education

Tags:

• MikroElektronika
• DSP
• Libraries
• PIC32
• compilers
• mikroC
• mikroBasic
• mikroPascal
• Filters
• IIR
• FIR
• FFT

[nyehnyi]

i love this song..gimme the title

[mikroElektronika]

@nyehnyi Tool - Triad.

[nikolicaleksandar]

@SettimaLegione Of course. DSP libraries are available in all three compilers. The best thing is that they are 90% done in assembly. Only some wrappers are done in higher level language. So, which ever compiler you choose, your DSP libraries will run at the same speed.

[nikolicaleksandar]

@fernando306 DSP libraries are included with the compiler installation. You will notice them available in the Library Manager.

[fernando306]

Hi there! Is this library already included in the Mikro C compiler for PIC32 or do I have to buy / download it separately? What about the ARM, does the mikro C compiler for ARM features the DSP library too? Thanks!

[SettimaLegione]

Is it possible to use the DSP library even in basic?

If yes, Basic is comparable in speed?