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 | width="75%" style="background-color:#e8ffec;" | Inputs from a digital input pin
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 | width="25%" style="background-color:#e8ffec;" | [[Component: ID cbe42abc_5955_44da_a6d0_03e7cbcdcaca|Waveform Generator]]

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 | width="25%" style="background-color:#e8ffec;" | [[Component: ID 3420d1ea_bc10_4727_8419_746101b8dc13|Input ADC]]
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 | colspan="3" align="center" style="background-color:#EAE1EA;" | DSP Outputs
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 | width="25%" style="background-color:#e8ffec;" | [[Component: ID e648c3de_ec39_4a3f_bbd9_46e45cce4a63|Level]]
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 ==Component Macros==

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 * Closed/Open Loop Control e.g. Speed, Position, Temperature, Height, Level, Angle, etc
 * Modern Digital Communications
 ==DSP Component Basics==
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 ==Component Macros==

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 * Modern Digital Communications
-==[[Components#Basics|DSP Component Basics]]==
+==DSP Component Basics==
 DSP components with an arrow facing away from the component represent a memory block or buffer that can be accessed by one or more other DSP components. The number of values that can be stored and the type of values that can be stored are available via the component properties.

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 * Modern Digital Communications
-==[[Components#DSP|DSP Components]]==
+==[[Components#Basics|DSP Component Basics]]==
 DSP components with an arrow facing away from the component represent a memory block or buffer that can be accessed by one or more other DSP components. The number of values that can be stored and the type of values that can be stored are available via the component properties.
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 More detailed explanations, examples and help can be found for each of the [[Components#DSP|DSP components]] by following the links provided below.

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 * Frequency Spectrum Analysis
 * Sensor Arrays e.g. Baby Monitors, Radio Telescopes, Near/Far field
-* Control e.g. Speed, Position, Temperature, Height, Level, Angle, etc
+* Closed/Open Loop Control e.g. Speed, Position, Temperature, Height, Level, Angle, etc
 * Modern Digital Communications

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	===Array===		===Array===

−	The Array type macros allow the entire DSP buffer to be processed at once. Behind the scenes this involves a loop and we cycle through all of the values in the buffer performing the macro function. Some components such as the [[Component:~~_ID_32b9bbd2_acfa_4404_835b_72ee08d07a6a~~\|~~DSP~~ FFT]] only have the Array version of the macro as the FFT calculations can only work with a buffer full of data.	+	The Array type macros allow the entire DSP buffer to be processed at once. Behind the scenes this involves a loop and we cycle through all of the values in the buffer performing the macro function. Some components such as the [[Component: ID f804a7bd_0280_4ff7_ab75_63be77fb2af3\|Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)]] only have the Array version of the macro as the FFT calculations can only work with a buffer full of data.

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 The colour of the link line indicates the type of data that is being stored in the buffer.
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