New WinFilter Digital Filter design freeware tool release available.

Jul 26, 2004 8 Replies

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Adrian 21 years ago

Hi all,

I have just made the last release 0.7 of the freeware WinFilter available on the web.

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WinFilter is a software tool provided as freeware to design digital filter. A GUI makes it very user friendly. This software can design as well IIR filters as FIR filters and can generate the C and VHDL code.

The filter coefficients are now quantizied in float, 16-bit or 8-bit. FIR filter are now synthezis in VHDL (speed or size optimization) with a Resources Usage Estimation.

Cheers, Adrian

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Honglei Chen 21 years ago

How to run the software? I downloaded it and double clicked it, all I saw is a command window come and go, what am I missing?

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phuture_project 21 years ago

Why can't i download it? There's always an error such as "can't open the website..."! Have you got an idea? Thanks.

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Leon Heller 21 years ago

There are two downloads, one works and one doesn't.

Leon

Leon Heller, G1HSM

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Ray Anderson 21 years ago

I was able to download it fine to my XP system running Mozilla, but when trying on a Win98 system with the same browser I get a cryptic error message.

-Ray Anderson

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phuture_project 21 years ago

Yes but the version i want to downlaod is the 0.7 .

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Tom 21 years ago

Is this available for download? I cannot see the link on the page for download?

Thanks

Tom

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Luiz Carlos 21 years ago

I can't even open the page. I got the message:

"Could not connect to remote server

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Using Opera or Internet Explorer.

Luiz Carlos

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lawrence Lopez 21 years ago

There was a pop up though, perhaps that broke things for you.

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