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From @ed-xmos:
(1/16000)/6.24e-6 - 10.016, so we can squeeze 10 in theoretically. My mistake - I should have re-calculated this bit
WRT: The DS3 processing takes up to 389 core cycles to compute a sample which translates to 3.89us at 100MHz or 6.224us at 62.5MHz core speed. This permits up to 9 channels of 48KHz -> 16KHz sample rate conversion in a single 62.5MHz core.
The DS3 processing takes up to 389 core cycles to compute a sample which translates to 3.89us at 100MHz or 6.224us at 62.5MHz core speed. This permits up to 9 channels of 48KHz -> 16KHz sample rate conversion in a single 62.5MHz core.
Raised in feedback of pull request #4.
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From @ed-xmos:
WRT:
The DS3 processing takes up to 389 core cycles to compute a sample which translates to 3.89us at 100MHz or 6.224us at 62.5MHz core speed. This permits up to 9 channels of 48KHz -> 16KHz sample rate conversion in a single 62.5MHz core.
Raised in feedback of pull request #4.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: