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  1. Using 16 bits, so two bytes or more for each value, resulting in more complex additions and subtraction tests etc... 16 bit div.txt
  2. The Genesys 2 provides two interface types that can be used to transfer user data between a PC and an FPGA design. Specifically, it can be programmed from various sources, like USB thumb drive, microSD, the on-board non-volatile Flash or the on-board USB-JTAG programmer circuit. It is compatible with Xilinx’s new high-performance Vivado® Design Suite as well as the ISE toolset. Included in the box is a voucher that unlocks the Design Edition of Vivado that is device-locked to the Genesys 2. This allows designs to be implemented straight out of the box at no additional cost. The Design Edition of Vivado also unlocks the Logic Analyzer tool and still includes the ability to create Microblaze soft-core processor projects.
  3. Hi all, I have this project to code in 8051 series, DS80C320-ECG (data source as reference): "Division of two 16 bit unsigned integers being in the internal memory, quotient and remainder should be stored". I find a way to do it but there is a part of the program that i don't understand, I attach it. I've noted which part i don't understand. By "don't understand", means that i'm not understanding why do we have to do all those calculations to find the quotient and the remainder. Is there anyone have ideas of it? Thanks in advance.
  4. I got an idea for a long time...If you want the the average without any digital processing, then you could use an analog low-pass filter, which gives a running average. The lower the filter corner frequency, the longer the averaging time.
  5. Hi, I would like to read a sensor (acs712) a number of times (20), add them all up, then divide them by the number of reads. So I can get an average. to give me a sort of analogue "debounce". Am I guessing the sum function? I sincerely appreciate any advice you can all give me, I'm incredibly excited about learning all of this! ☺️
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