Hello, For my final project I am making a game that will be able to recognize when specific frequencies are played through the Audio In, and make an LED light up as a result. I am not looking to store the Audio in memory, just to be able to recognize when a specific frequency is played. I was recommended to use the FIR, but apparently that does not produce a binary value to indicate that the frequency was found. I am using the Altera DE2 board, with the Cyclone II FPGA. Thank you in advance, Nikitag
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Hello, I recently received a suggestion to use the Goertzel Algorithm to recognize when a specific frequency is present in an Audio input stream. Unfortunately I have not had any luck with research in finding any implementation in Verilog. I am using the Altera DE2 board for my project. Is there a module (like the FFT) on the board taht can perform this algorithm? I am new to Verilog so any help is appreciated, thank you.
Nikita Gusev wrote: > Unfortunately I have not had any luck with research in finding any > implementation in Verilog. Is homework today: "Find a working implementation on the internet!" So: start yourself and if you have a concept and encounter problems THEN ask. But no one here is intended to do your homework.
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Nikita Gusev wrote: > Hello, > I recently received a suggestion to use the Goertzel Algorithm to > recognize when a specific frequency is present in an Audio input stream. Following up on your old thread would probably gotten you a better response http://embdev.net/topic/350046#3886737
Lattice User wrote: > Following up on your old thread would probably gotten you a better > response Thx, I will concatenate them...
Beitrag "Re: FFT Algorithmus in FPGA umsetzen" on page 350 of that book you find the equations for goertzel algorithm in programmable logic. For that book you find example code in Verilog here: http://uisprocesadores2008.wdfiles.com/local--files/user:recursos/DSPwFPGA%20back-matter.pdf but there is no example for goertzel as far as i see