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Old 07-16-2012, 12:59 PM   #220
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It's good to know there are strong signal chops people out there, between you, Knc and my friend Will, I seriously fear for any theoretically modeled signals "Theoretical" status. For my part I'm just muddling through what docs I can muster and a few decent books, at the end of the day if I can do this stuff then anyone can. ...
It has been far too long since I messed with DSPs. You can do a LOT of that stuff these days with commodity SoCs like we have in our kindles.

Regarding writing code: It is best to start simple (like a "Hello World" program) and just keep adding features in small steps and testing them each time, until you have something resembling what you want. Or another way is to start with somebody else's program that does "almost" what you want, and bend it to your will. You learn more the first way, but you can move on to the next big thing faster the second way.

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