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Having implemented a nested PID controller using fixed-point arithmetic in an FPGA, I can tell you that fixed-point is a pain in the ass, and you only use it wh
by adwn 5y ago
Having implemented a nested PID controller using fixed-point arithmetic in an FPGA, I can tell you that fixed-point is a pain in the ass, and you only use it when floating-point is too slow, too large (in terms of on-chip resources), or consumes too much power, or when you really need to control the precision going into and out of an arithmetic operation.