Algorithms for calculating sine and cos with an input in degree. For now it only works for quadrant I. (This code is just for demonstration, not for implementation)
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Algorithms for calculating sine and cos with an input in degree. For now it only works for quadrant I. (This code is just for demonstration, not for implementation)
📐 CORDIC in Vectoring Mode, Computer Aided Design of Digital Systems course, University of Tehran
Just CORDIC, nothing much
Implementation of the CORDIC machine in circular rotation mode
Chisel implementation of a CORDIC design
Summary of projects I did in VLSI desing.
A collection of activation functions implemented in Bluespec for integration with hardware designs, ensuring IEEE 754 compliance
Source files and notes of my Final Year Project, as part of an MEng in Electronics and Information Engineering from Imperial College London
SystemVerilog CORDIC block that converts from an input phase (sawtooth wave) to a sine wave
FPGA RTL design projects implemented in Verilog/SystemVerilog, including FSM architectures, CORDIC-based DSP modules, LFSR pseudo-random generators, fixed-point arithmetic units, and custom FIFO designs with verification testbenches.
Mata Kuliah EL. Collaboration with Sisdig As. Rifki, Vicco, Ken Jims, and Nabil.
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