CORDIC in Practice, Part 4: Phase & Modulus in Zero Overhead Mode
Channel: STMicroelectronics
Date: 2021-03-11

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The CORDIC is a hardware accelerator designed to speed up the calculation of certain mathematical functions, notably trigonometric and hyperbolic, compared to a software implementation.
The accelerator is particularly useful in motor control and related applications, where algorithms require frequent and rapid conversions between rectangular (x, y) and angular (amplitude, phase) co-ordinates.

This application note contains examples showing how to use the CORDIC phase and modulus functions in Zero Overhead mode.

Software used:
STM32CubeMX: http://bit.ly/CORDIC-CubeMX
STM32CubeIDE: http://bit.ly/CORDIC-CubeIDE
STM32CubeMonitor: http://bit.ly/CORDIC-CubeMonitor