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Added: Jul 21, 2008

From: gyorka

Duration: 7:24

yet another spectrum analyzer although not so spectrum... running on 1mhz atmega8 pb0-4 as data port for LCD pd6-7 as control lines audio input at adc5 this is kind of excersise in avr assembler - my first code in avr asm so far...

Channel: Tech

Tags: analyzer  assembler  audio  avr  spectrum 


Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)    Views: 3401    Comments: 5

Z3R0gr4vi7y Says:

Jul 24, 2008 - hey looks pretty cool :) but it isnt a real fft, right!? so how do you generate the different bars - 'fitting' to the signal input?? greetz :P

gyorka Says:

Aug 3, 2008 - nope, just looks nice now i'm woriking on true fft on atmega32 - just because i wanted to use graphical lcd, and atmega32 has more pins

w4Yp0iNt Says:

Aug 11, 2008 - what is actually the best way to implement fft? i've been searching for some good articles for a long time. can you perhaps provide something useful?

Z3R0gr4vi7y Says:

Aug 16, 2008 - on what system do you want to implement a fft? on an avr?? there is plenty of stuff on the web - the fft written by elm chang is quite popular... if you consider to use an atmega8 you can get also my version of a fft ;)) greetz zero

gyorka Says:

Aug 17, 2008 - radix-2 algorithm should fit nice beside - thare are some readly avialivable ones on web, as good poit to start thinking about your own