How to convert a .txt file of 16 bit binary values into signed 16bit integers
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Samuel Wiest
am 8 Jul. 2021
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am 8 Jul. 2021
I have a .txt file of 16 bit binary numbers. However, the numbers are stored as bytes seperated by spaces, ex. 00001111 00001111 11110000 11110000 are the decimal numbers 3855 and 61680. I want Matlab to read the text file, removing every other space to form seamless 16bit binary numbers. I then want these 16bit binary numbers to be converted into signed 16 bit integer using signed 2's compliment.
I know that I can use fopen and fileread to read the numbers from the file, but I don't know how to remove every other space to form seamless 16bit binary numbers. I am also not sure how to properly convert from 16bit binary (signed 2's compliment) to signed 16 bit integers.
I have included an example .txt file. The decimal representations of the numbers are 2, 64, 128, and 2048.
Any help regarding what functions/algorithms to use is greatly appreciated.
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Simon Chan
am 8 Jul. 2021
A=readcell('Binary.txt');
B = strsplit(A{:},' ');
C=reshape(B,2,[])';
D=cellfun(@(x,y) horzcat(x,y),C(:,1), C(:,2), 'UniformOutput', false);
E=int16(bin2dec(D));
E =
4×1 int16 column vector
2
64
128
2048
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Simon Chan
am 8 Jul. 2021
Sorry, overlook signed 2's compliment
E = bin2dec(D);
F = int16(E-(E>32768)*65536)
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Kapil Gupta
am 8 Jul. 2021
I assume you want to know how you can deal with 16 bit values. The following MATLAB Answers link has a similar query, you can check this out:
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