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You can find interactive Fixed-Point Toolbox demos in the MATLAB Help browser. Fixed-Point Toolbox software includes the following demos:
Fixed-Point Basics — Demonstrates the basic use of the fixed-point fi object
Number Circle — Illustrates the definitions of unsigned and signed two's complement integer and fixed-point numbers
Binary Point Scaling — Explains binary point-only scaling
Fixed-Point Data Type Override, Min/Max Logging, and Scaling — Steps through the workflow of using doubles override and min/max logging in the toolbox to choose appropriate scaling for a fixed-point algorithm
Fixed-Point C Development — Shows how to use the parameters from a fixed-point MATLAB program in a fixed-point C program
Fixed-Point Algorithm Development — Presents the development and verification of a simple fixed-point algorithm
Fixed-Point Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) — Provides an example of converting a textbook Fast Fourier Transform algorithm into fixed-point MATLAB code and then into fixed-point C code
Analysis of a Fixed-Point State-Space System with Limit Cycles — Demonstrates a limit cycle detection routine applied to a state-space system
Quantization Error — Demonstrates the statistics of the error when signals are quantized using various rounding methods
Fixed-Point Lowpass Filtering UsingMATLAB for Code Generation — Steps through generating a MEX function from MATLAB code, running the generated MEX function, and displaying the results
Fixed-Point ATAN2 Calculation — Uses the CORDIC algorithm and polynomial approximation to perform a fixed-point calculation of the four quadrant inverse tangent
Fixed-Point Sine and Cosine Calculation — Uses the CORDIC approximation functions to compute the sine and cosine of fixed-point data
To access these demos, click the Demos entry for Fixed-Point Toolbox in the Contents pane of the Help browser, or type demo('toolbox','fixed-point') at the MATLAB command line.
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