1. Integer Arithmetic IP Cores
2. LPM_COUNTER (Counter) IP Core
3. LPM_DIVIDE Intel® FPGA IP Core References
4. LPM_MULT (Multiplier) IP Core
5. LPM_ADD_SUB (Adder/Subtractor)
6. LPM_COMPARE (Comparator)
7. ALTECC (Error Correction Code: Encoder/Decoder) IP Core
8. Intel FPGA Multiply Adder IP Core
9. ALTMEMMULT (Memory-based Constant Coefficient Multiplier) IP Core
10. ALTMULT_ACCUM (Multiply-Accumulate) IP Core
11. ALTMULT_ADD (Multiply-Adder) IP Core
12. ALTMULT_COMPLEX (Complex Multiplier) IP Core
13. ALTSQRT (Integer Square Root) IP Core
14. PARALLEL_ADD (Parallel Adder) IP Core
15. Integer Arithmetic Intel® FPGA IP Cores User Guide Document Archives
16. Document Revision History for Integer Arithmetic Intel® FPGA IP Cores User Guide
7.1. ALTECC Encoder Features
7.2. Verilog HDL Prototype (ALTECC_ENCODER)
7.3. Verilog HDL Prototype (ALTECC_DECODER)
7.4. VHDL Component Declaration (ALTECC_ENCODER)
7.5. VHDL Component Declaration (ALTECC_DECODER)
7.6. VHDL LIBRARY_USE Declaration
7.7. Encoder Ports
7.8. Decoder Ports
7.9. Encoder Parameters
7.10. Decoder Parameters
12.2. Canonical Representation
From Complex Multiplication equation in Figure 25, the multiplication of two complex numbers can be represented in two parts: real and imaginary.
The following equation shows that the xy_real variable represents real representation.
Figure 26. Real Representation
The following equation shows that the xy_imaginary variable represents imaginary representation.
Figure 27. Imaginary Representation
Both equations derived from Complex Multiplication equation.
Note: The canonical representation is available for all supported Intel® devices prior to Stratix III devices.
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