Single precision to uint8 and uint32 conversion (and back)
This model illustrates two methods of converting single precision floating point numbers to equivalent unsigned 32 bit word and 8bit (four byte) data structures and back.
The main purpose is to provide a few different methods of handling this type of conversion and bit level operations in Simulink (and not as a comprehensive guide or solution to a specific problem).
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Ryan Chladny (2021). Single precision to uint8 and uint32 conversion (and back) (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/48575-single-precision-to-uint8-and-uint32-conversion-and-back), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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Inspired by: IEEE single precision floating point number <=> uint 32 converter
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Very informative.
Thank you for the submission.
Would you have any recommendation
between the two methods?
Is the Simulink method any faster or slower
than the Matlab method?