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Latest revision as of 17:19, 9 November 2022
| Author | Matrix Ltd |
| Version | 1.1 |
| Category | DSP |
Contents
Offset component
Allows the values in a single buffer to be offset uniformly. Functions include: Add, Subtract
Component Pack
DSP
Detailed description
No detailed description exists yet for this component
Examples
No additional examples
Downloadable macro reference
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Calculate |
| Performs the selected offset on a value from the input buffer and passes to the output buffer. | |
 - VOID
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Return |
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CalculateArray |
| Performs the selected offset on an entire buffer. | |
| - VOID
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Return |
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SetOffset |
| Sets the Offset to be used when calling the calculate function. | |
 - INT
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Offset |
| - VOID
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Return |
Property reference
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Properties |
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Connect To |
| DSP component with output buffer to collect our data from. | |
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Buffer Size |
| Number of individual elements the buffer can store, default 1. | |
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Buffer Type |
| Sets the buffer data type. | |
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Offset |
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Offset Type |
| Defines the type of calculation performed on the input buffer to obtain the output value. A left shift is essentially an optimised multiply with the multiplier being the 2^scaler A right shift is essentially an optimised divide with the divider being the 2^scaler | |
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Rollover |
| Allow the output buffer to rollover. For example 128 + 128 = 256 which would equate to 0 using an 8-bit buffer with rollover enabled. With rollover disabled the output would be set to 255 which is the max representable value. | |
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Initial Offset |
