Fast IIR filtering on ARM Cortex-M with CMSIS-DSP and GNU Octave

Written by matteo-scordino | Published 2020/04/12
Tech Story Tags: embedded | dsp | arm-architecture | cmsis | gnu-octave | firmware | signal-processing | c-language

TLDR Fast IIR filtering on ARM Cortex-M with CMSIS-DSP and GNU Octave and GCC Octave. iir-designer-cmsis-dsp is available with examples on GitHub. The code is mostly boilerplate, and you just need to provide an input array of floats (pSrc) and a buffer for the filtered signal (pDst) and their length (blockSize) to run the code. Let us know if you find it useful, we would love to know what people are using it for!via the TL;DR App

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Written by matteo-scordino | I started my adventures in computing with a CBM64 in my childhood bedroom and never looked back
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/04/12