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3 GFLOP/sec sounds like a lot but it's considerably less math than the radio DSPs inside any modern phone's baseband is doing during a phone call.
by gok 8y ago
3 GFLOP/sec sounds like a lot but it's considerably less math than the radio DSPs inside any modern phone's baseband is doing during a phone call.
- opportune 8y agoI don't know much about phone tech, are the basebands really doing math or just instrumenting? My assumption would be that there is just some sensor writing to a buffer at a high frequency but that whatever processes that buffer operates at a lower frequency.
- anisppp 8y agoYour question is hard to parse? What is instrumenting? If it helps though... the word “baseband” itself is the lower frequency containing just the bandwidth of the signal. Ie that is the lower frequency...
- gok 8y agoTrue but here I intended "baseband" to mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseband_processor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseband_processor