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Multiplication is pretty much needed in cordic! And is far from obsolete! It works perfectly fine, and dont have any of the problems said in the article.
by f1shy 3y ago
Multiplication is pretty much needed in cordic! And is far from obsolete! It works perfectly fine, and dont have any of the problems said in the article.
- perihelions 3y agoIt uses multiplication by powers of two, which is a floating-point bit shift.
- kevin_thibedeau 3y agoCORDIC doesn't use multipliers. That's the whole appeal for low performance hardware since it's all shifts and adds. It can still be useful on more capable platforms when you want sin and cos in one operation since there is no extra cost.