Claudio,
--- claudiomail113 <claudiomail113@clau...> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I'm new in this group and I have no experience in
> programming dsp.
>
> I have a TMS320C6713 DSK board from Spectrum Digital
> that can be
> connected to the pc using USB port and a
> daughterboard AED-103 from
> Signalware with 16 ADC and 2 DAC.
>
> I have 2 questions:
>
> - the DSK must be supplied with +/-12V through the
> ausiliary power
> connector J6 (also +5V) and I thought to use a
> standard PC's ATX power
> supply that gives me +/-12V , +/-5V and +3.3V. The
> problem is that I
> don't know how much current the DSK and the
> daughterboard need. A
> normal PC's ATX 400W power supply gives:
> 5V 35A
> 12V 16A
> -12V 0.8A
> I think it's sufficient for the 5V and 12V lines
> but I'm not sure
> it'll be sufficient for the -12V line. Does anyone
> have an idea how
> much current the -12V line needs?
The only user [if any] of -12v would be the
daughtercard. It should have a specification for the
-12v, although I am confident that it doesn't exceed
800ma.
> Is it a good idea
> to use a PC's ATX
> power supply?
It is economical, widely available, and proven.
>
> - The first work I have to do for my thesis is to
> import the data of
> 16 microphones that will be sampled by the 16 ADC of
> the
> daughterboard. I thought that I could transfer this
> data to the PC
> through the USB port of the DSK (connected to the
> PC) to analyze them
> using matlab. Is it possible?
Not really. The USB on the 6713 appears to be
dedicated to the debug JTAG port - you cannot use it
as a general purpose USB port.
> Do you have any
> suggestion?
TI's web site shows a third party [educational DSP]
that has an economical HPI card. [I keep telling
myself that I am going to evaluate it someday...]
http://www.educationaldsp.com/stockproduct_dsk6xxxhpi.htm
mikedunn
>
> Thank you for your help
> Claudio
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