Just curious... to perform SHARC software development (particularly on their
newer SHARC devices), you pretty much have to pony up the $$$ for VisualDSP++,
yes? I found a few old projects for porting, e.g., gcc to the SHARC
architecture (such as he g21k project... which hasn't been updated in...
I have a few question about AD SHARC DSPs.
1. I read ADSP-21375 datasheet but I still don't know whether I can use
DATA port as General Purpose IO? This question concerns also
ADSP-21367/8/9.
2. I heard that all new SHARC DSP (early revision) have some mistake. Is
that true? I want to use...
Goodmorning to everybody
I have written one assembly program in Visual dsp ver 3(simulator)
by that i got .dxe file. i can able to dump this .dxe file into sharc
processr board.
my doubt is Sharc processor will it support this .Dxe file.If not
give me the suggestion.
thanking u.
...
On Nov 13, 7:11=A0am, Andor wrote:
> On 13 Nov., 08:11, ad...@ng2000.com wrote:
>
> > http://www.ng2000.com/blog/2008/11/04/digital-signal-processing/
>
> Too late, in my opinion. The clock-rate increase in the SHARC family
> has been much too slow (100MHz in 1996, 450MHz in 2008) to ...
does anybody know if there is any option i have to set when loading
data on a tiger sharc TS101? i am trying to load an image into memory
but it loads uncorrect values, while if i simulate the loaded values
are correct...
thanx
...
Right, we evaluated our application to fit in 4x 21262, using other
smaller dsp will not do the job.
I guess I'm not the first guy to use a multi sharc architecture based
on 21262 dsps !
Any block diagrams available ?
thanks
Jerome
...
I am having problems with SHARC 21161 transmit serial port starting too
early with external frame sync. On my board, an external device supplies a
frame sync signal to the DSP. The DSP is supposed to wait until it receives
the frame sync before starting the serial transfer. In this way, the
e...
On 13 Nov., 20:43, SYL wrote:
> On Nov 13, 7:11=A0am, Andor wrote:
>
> > On 13 Nov., 08:11, ad...@ng2000.com wrote:
>
> > > http://www.ng2000.com/blog/2008/11/04/digital-signal-processing/
>
> > Too late, in my opinion. The clock-rate increase in the SHARC family
> > has be...
I'm looking for experience with commercial/GPL MP3 or Ogg-Vorbis source
libraries and SHARC architecture. I need to decode and play multiple audio
streams for an industrial audio server. I've googled a lot and I see a few
options, but I can't find any type of comparison or review data. Thanks ...
there used to be an ADSP-21161 that was about $10 at Digi-Key. now
the cheapest SHArC i can see at Digi-Key is the ADSP-21262 which is
about $20. i thought the older ADSP-21065L was under $10 eventually.
didn't they replace that with a newer chip that's just as cheap?
i know about the ADI Si...
We have 2 applications ,one with Tiger SHARC and another with SHARC
processor. We are planning to purchase development tools and Emulators
for the above processors.
Is one VisualDSP++ software development tool is enough for the
applications? or we need to purchase seperately for both? Can any...
Hi,
Has anybody investigated how efficient the SHARC ADSP-211xx processors
(i.e. SHARCs with two arithmetic units) can be utilised when
programmed in C? Put another way; how good is the VisualDSP c-compiler
at generation code that keeps booth arithmetic units busy? Anybody
that knows about re...
The SHARC 2136x has a "short float" of 16 bits, but I cannot find a
corresponding type in the compiler documentation. Does their C/C++
support 16-bit floats? Pointers would be appreciated.
--
% Randy Yates % "Though you ride on the wheels of tomorrow,
%% Fuquay-Varina, NC ...
Hello!
I was wondering whether there is a tool to graphically program the
Analog Devices SHARC processor. The SigmaStudio tool does not seem to
be available for the processor I have (it is on the EZ-Kit Lite for the
ADSP-2136x SHARC processor family). All it has included in the package
is Vis...
Hi,
I am evaluating ADI SHARC 21375/371 against TI C6722/6. I am kinda
lean toward Sharc because it's easier to deal with. Before making
decision there are a couple of things I'd like to find out.
1. ROM use. TI has a nice DSPlib inside the ROM that has many
functions we need such as FFT an...
Here's my 2 cents.
To do a divide, first code it up in C, and check the lst file to see
what the compiler generated. The compiler may inject the code
directly, or it may call a function. I think Code Composer includes
the source code for all the functions.
Another approach that is efficie...
On Nov 13, 3:09=A0pm, Andor wrote:
> On 13 Nov., 17:52, steve wrote:
>
> > On Nov 13, 10:11=A0am, Andor wrote:
>
> > > On 13 Nov., 08:11, ad...@ng2000.com wrote:
>
> > > > http://www.ng2000.com/blog/2008/11/04/digital-signal-processing/
>
> > > Too late, in my opini...
Hi Al,
Al Clark napisa³(a):
(...)
> I agree that an eval board from one of the DSP manufacturers may be a
> good choice. Analog Devices is the dominant player in audio (discounting
> telephony). I would go this route over TI or NXP. The major cost of any
> board purchase will be the ...
Greetings:
I have an old Analog Devices EZ-DSP board with version 1.02 EPROM and
SHARC CPU ADSP-21061.
Send me email with an offer of a few bucks to cover shipping and a few
minutes of my time. I'll inquire for your contact info if you offer
enough to ship it and cover a few minutes of ...
steve wrote:
> On Jun 13, 5:10 pm, SYL wrote:
>
> The SHARC was designed to run code from internal memory (1-3mbit or
> RAM and /or 4mbit of ROM), all zero wait state. Just load all the code
> inside RAM and run from there, otherwise what you say it true.
The 1+ Mbit SHARCs are...
On 13 Nov., 08:11, ad...@ng2000.com wrote:
> http://www.ng2000.com/blog/2008/11/04/digital-signal-processing/
Too late, in my opinion. The clock-rate increase in the SHARC family
has been much too slow (100MHz in 1996, 450MHz in 2008) to make SHARCs
a serious contender for large- and medium-s...
Hi folks-
I'll be working on a DSP project in a few months, as someone
with significant 8-bit microcontroller experience, and lots
of signal processing experience in software (C, Fortran, Python)
but none on hardware DSP. The two applications involve
audio processing; one of them will be p...
Hi
I'm having some issues with a SHARC ADSP 21369. I'm perfroming a number of
FFTs on 8k sample blocks using the ADSP21369 EZKIT LITE and have
encountered a show stopper.
If I run the FFT using the SDRAM to store the buffers (too big for
internal) then it takes 10 times as long. 2-3 times I w...
Hi,
I am using Analog Devices SHARC DSP. Does any one know about
the Emacs mode for this DSP's assembler. I use a GNU Emacs 22.0.50
(current).
thank you.
...
Hi:
TI recently announced the TMS320F283xx 32-bit DSC with an FPU. This is
basically an upgrade over the C28xx platform which had an integer-only
32-bit 150MHz DSP core and loads of peripherals oriented toward motion
control.
The gobs of counter/timers on the C28xx got me interested a f...
In article 4_ydnZdQoJLBQf3dRVn-sw@wideopenwest.com, Peter Xu at xu@ieee.org
wrote on 03/23/2004 19:54:
> Thank you all. Now I understand the difference.
> It seems that algebraic instructions are easier to remember.
i dunno why, but i have always felt differently about it. to me, the 56K
...
"Frunobulax" wrote in
news:i_KdnYAPmNmlw2ncRVn-hw@comcast.com:
> What is the best DSP experiment kit to get for a newbie who wants to
> get feet wet (especially audio processing)? Have tried EZ kit lite but
> are there any better ones?
>
>
>
Currently, the Analog Devices SH...
Al Clark wrote:
> The package is described in detail on our website.
Al, I found that these links there are broken:
http://www.analog.com/processors/processors/sharc/technicalLibrary/manuals/2126x_core.html
http://www.analog.com/processors/processors/sharc/technicalLibrary/manuals...
julius napisa?(a):
> OK, I didn't want to get involved in this, but earlier
> you said:
> " I need it to implement it on old ADSP 21061 to
> finish my diploma and get outta school
> (freedom !!!). "
> How does this statement agree with "My diploma is done"?
My fault. My ...
rkn80 wrote in news:680adc34-2161-4704-811c-
0e7300b7acc8@13g2000yql.googlegroups.com:
> HI,
>
> I'm using the ADSP-21375 SHARC.
> Does anybody know how I can write data to external data bus without
> using the AMI or the SDRAM controller?
> The reasoan is that I want to do the cy...
Hello,
I have a sharc adsp-21061 ez-kit board and I would like to make two
changes to it.
The first change is to use the second serial port to talk to a different
A/D. The problem with the A/D on the card is that it wants to be AC
coupled. I need DC data. So I plan on hooking up an A...
On Nov 13, 10:11=A0am, Andor wrote:
> On 13 Nov., 08:11, ad...@ng2000.com wrote:
>
> > http://www.ng2000.com/blog/2008/11/04/digital-signal-processing/
>
> Too late, in my opinion. The clock-rate increase in the SHARC family
> has been much too slow (100MHz in 1996, 450MHz in 2008) to...
So you mean Sharc processor?
The Sharc processors listed by analog devices are only the processors
and are about $6, the eval boards are about $500
On Jan 25, 5:04 am, "Gagan_sulfnbk" wrote:
> hi
>
> i was looking for sharkfin processors but i am confused,
> does the sharkfin proce...
Hi,
I'm creating a guitar effects system using the new generation of Analog
Devices SHARC board (ADSP-21364 to be precise).
I am sampling at 48kHz and have created a buffer of 30,000 samples to
create an echo effect. This all works fine, however when I increase
the buffer size any more the...
Hi Sharc fellows,
I'm stuck with a problem which is trivial for those who've done it.
However, I don't find documentation which helps me.
Given, I want to multiply two stored variables with two constants
from a table (all are floating point 40bit) ,
then sum the results and store the new r...
Kevin Harvey wrote:
>
> ...
>
> This situation seems to persist until the EZ-Lite board has been
> turned off for several hours, maybe even overnight, hence making
> debugging the problem rather difficult!!
>
Hi Kevin,
that's interesting. On a Sharc EZ-Lite board, I've watche...
Roman Rumian wrote:
> > Technically speaking, the single precision IEEE-754 float accuracy may
> > not be sufficient for the certain aspects of audio processing. The
> > 32-bit int may produce better results.
>
>
> thats interesting for me. I have problems with IIR filter stabi...