bryan@marlin.NOSC.MIL (Dale Bryan) (05/01/91)
i am looking for a good dsp board using the tms320c30 for the pc environment. also, does anyone know of a comprehensive software development package for the c30 that is user friendly. dale bryan email: bryan@marlin.nosc.mil
billri@redwood.sos.ivy.isc.com (Bill Rizzi) (05/03/91)
In article <1754@marlin.NOSC.MIL>, bryan@marlin.NOSC.MIL (Dale Bryan) writes: |> i am looking for a good dsp board using the tms320c30 |> for the pc environment. also, does anyone know of a |> comprehensive software development package for the c30 |> that is user friendly. |> |> dale bryan |> email: bryan@marlin.nosc.mil There are a number of decent 'C30 boards. The following is only a partial list: DSP Research (Northern CA) Loughborough Sound Images (England) Sonitech (Mass) Texas Instruments (the XDS-1000 development board) All of these boards come with the TI C compiler and SPOX, a real-time operating system and C language application development environment (Hi Mark!). The SPOX package is both comprehensive and user friendly. It comes from Spectron Microsystems in Santa Barbara, CA. It is also available for other DSP architectures. Send me email for more detailed information. Bill -- Bill Rizzi INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation billri@ivy.isc.com 26635 W. Agoura Rd, Suite 200 818-880-1200 x2110 Calabasas, CA 91302
pateros@ecse.rpi.edu (Chuck Pateros) (05/03/91)
In article <1991May02.211726.15674@ism.isc.com> billri@ivy.isc.com writes: > There are a number of decent 'C30 boards. The following is >only a partial list: > > DSP Research (Northern CA) > Loughborough Sound Images (England) > Sonitech (Mass) > Texas Instruments (the XDS-1000 development board) > I seem to remember TI discussing a small 'C30 board for the PC that was going to be out this year. The price was going to be only about $1000. It's not the XDS. Anybody know anything about this? Am I just remembering a dream? Chuck pateros@ecse.rri.edu
harrison@sunwhere.DAB.GE.COM (Gregory Harrison) (05/06/91)
In article <2a3gvql@rpi.edu> pateros@ecse.rpi.edu (Chuck Pateros) writes: >In article <1991May02.211726.15674@ism.isc.com> billri@ivy.isc.com writes: >> There are a number of decent 'C30 boards. The following is > I seem to remember TI discussing a small 'C30 board for the PC that > was going to be out this year. The price was going to be only about > $1000. It's not the XDS. > Chuck This is the TI Evaluation Module, the EVM. It looks like a nice optimized 'C30 design. It has a 'C30, 16K words of zero-wait state SRAM, voice quality input using a TLC32044 Analog Interface Circuit, RCA jacks for line-level analog I/O, serial port, and fits on an 8-bit PC interface, which uses the 'C30 DMA capabilities. Greg