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I did a project for a laser cutting machine a few years ago. Read two pulse trains, do some floating point calculations, and output another pulse train, accordi
by d_tr 4y ago
I did a project for a laser cutting machine a few years ago. Read two pulse trains, do some floating point calculations, and output another pulse train, according to a set of parameters transmitted from another controller and updatable in real time.
Less than a microsecond of latency without even trying and 100% predictability.
If needed, you can place more processes on the chip, all running in parallel with zero interference between them.
- auggierose 4y agoSounds cool! Yes, well-specified real-time tasks seem to be a great fit for FPGAs.