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Cálculo de constante C para el encontrar los valores de seno(θ) y coseno(θ)

Module by: Luis Moreno

Summary: This constant must be the input at xo

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Contents

  • Numero de iteraciones
  • n iteraciones
  • Grafica de constante C en funcion de n
  • Referencias

%  Calculo de constante C para

%  calculo de cos(theta) y seno(theta)mediante CORDIC

%  Programador: Ing. Luis Moreno Yaguana

%  UTPL-GESE

%  ISTEC-RedDSP

clc

C=1;

C1=0;

Numero de iteraciones

n=18;

n iteraciones

for i=0:n-1

    temp=cos(atan(2^(-i)));

    C=temp*C;

    C1=[C1 C];

end

C1=C1(2:end);

Grafica de constante C en funcion de n

plot(0:n-1,C1)

grid on

xlabel('n','FontWeight','Bold');

yt=ylabel('Value of C','FontWeight','Bold');

axis([0 n min(C1)-0.01 max(C1)])

C

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C =

 

    0.6073

 

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Figura 1
calcCcos_01.png

Referencias

- Jack E. Volder The CORDIC Trigonometric Computing Technique IRE Transcactions EC-8, 1959, 330-334

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