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 | | Note that if your array is less than the fft size, you should "zero fill" the remainder, since the fft function only works with array sizes which are powers of 2. |
 | | Second, for time domain data, prior to FFT processing, I would say the answer to your question is "yes", because the DSP is definitely going to most efficient at taking A/D samples, processing (adaptive filtering, difference equations, etc.) then doing FFT. |
 | | To make sure things are working, it is faster to do some post-processing (say for example after FFT) on the host, then later work to move as much processing as possible to the DSP board, making the final system as efficient and "smooth" as possible. |
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