bointon@kcl-cs.UUCP (Marcus Barnaby Bointon) (10/09/90)
I am building a DSP board for a college project (probably using TMS 32010 or 32020) and I haven't a clue about the practicalities of the software. So, would someone be kind enough to tell me about it, or possibly recommend a down to earth book?? I am interested in all the usual things- filtering, FFTs, reverb, pitch shifting, re-synthesis etc. I would also be interested in real-time data compression, if anyone knows about that- I can't seem to find any books on it. Thanks in advance. (replies by Email if possible) Marcus Bointon.
sam@hemuli.tik.vtt.fi (Sakari Mattila) (10/16/90)
At first, get copies of Texas Instruments Digital Signal Processing
Applications with the TMS320 Family, parts 1, 2 and 3. Next, get a
simulator and assembler for the DSP processor you are going to use.
In my humble opinion, the least expensive way to get into DSP is to
use a PC clone (a real IBM PC/XT will do), run assembler and simulator on
it and to build or buy the hardware with interface to the PC (either
via Centronics interface or with bus interface).
I prefer MOtorola 56001 because of its 24 wordlenght and Crystal A/D
converters because of in-built anti-aliasing filter (ie. oversampling
system).
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