How to implement the vocoder solution to stm32f746ng? I'm new to this field can someone help me with this.
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‎2023-03-03 12:25 AM
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‎2023-04-03 10:57 PM
Then you probably have to learn and compare.
I think concerning the audio parts (if the SAIs are used at all as IO) F4 and F7 are quite similar, so it's not a big deal - but still requires some effort - and RTFMs. ;)
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‎2023-03-03 6:40 AM
Hello @SNC.1​ ,
Please you can refer to the AN4229 : How to implement a vocoder solution using STM32 microcontrollers AN4229.book (st.com)
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‎2023-03-03 8:46 PM
But it is for stm32f4 series, mine was stm32f7 series and both MCU's are different and there is a audio vocoder package for stm32f4 not for stm32f7.
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‎2023-03-05 9:57 PM
In that,they didn't mention from starting like how to required packages.
STM32_Audio_vocoders_Package.that's why i'm asking how to do it and how to assign the ports and codes.
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‎2023-04-03 10:02 PM
sir in that library package is their how to get that can you tell me
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‎2023-04-03 10:57 PM
Then you probably have to learn and compare.
I think concerning the audio parts (if the SAIs are used at all as IO) F4 and F7 are quite similar, so it's not a big deal - but still requires some effort - and RTFMs. ;)
