Unified FFT Intel® FPGA IPs User Guide

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Date 9/30/2023
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Document Table of Contents x
1. About the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs 2. Getting Started with the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IP 3. Bit-reverse Intel® FPGA IP 4. FFT Intel FPGA IP 5. Parallel FFT Intel FPGA IP 6. Variable Size Bit-reverse Intel FPGA IP 7. Variable Size FFT Intel FPGA IP 8. Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs User Guide Archive 9. Document Revision History for the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs User Guide
1. About the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs x
1.1. Features of the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs 1.2. Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs Device Family Support 1.3. Release Information for the Unified FFT IPs 1.4. Supported Data Types 1.5. FFT Spectrum 1.6. Global Enable
2. Getting Started with the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IP x
2.1. Installing and Licensing Intel® FPGA IP Cores 2.2. Generating a Unified FFT IP 2.3. Compiling the Software Model for the Unified FFT IPs 2.4. Running the Unified FFT IPs Automatic Testbench
1. About the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs
2. Getting Started with the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IP
3. Bit-reverse Intel® FPGA IP
4. FFT Intel FPGA IP
5. Parallel FFT Intel FPGA IP
6. Variable Size Bit-reverse Intel FPGA IP
7. Variable Size FFT Intel FPGA IP
8. Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs User Guide Archive
9. Document Revision History for the Unified FFT Intel FPGA IPs User Guide

1.6. Global Enable

You may specify an optional global enable signal for all Unified FFT IPs.

When a global enable signal is present, you enable the IPs when the signal is high and disable them when the signal is low. When you disable an IP, the externally visible state of the IP freezes in its last state when it was enabled. The IP ignores all inputs when it is disabled. When the IP is re-enabled it continues as if nothing happened while it was disabled.

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