On May 26, 9:16 am, "luminous" <vikt...@mail.nu> wrote:
> Hello Comp.DSP! I have recently made first contact with the DSP-world in an
> undergraduate course where I have been using a Texas Instruments C6711 DSP
> Starter Kit.
>
> I would like to get suggestions on other DSP-boards with integrated
> AD/DA:s for audio applications that I might buy and continue experimenting
> with at home. (It doesn't need to be Texas Instruments)
> Are there any good alternatives out there?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Viktor

One suggestion is the TMS320C6713 DSP starter kit for abut US $400.
TI also sells a TMS320C6416 DSP starter kit for about US $500.  The
6713 is the floating point version and the 6416 is the fixed point
version. If you get either of these kits I also suggest you get the
second edition of the book  "Digital Signal Processing and
Applications with the TMS320C6713 and MS320C6416. DSK" by Ralph
Chassaing and Donald Reay.  The book has a large set of demostration
programs for these kits and costs about US $125.

Howard

Hello Comp.DSP! I have recently made first contact with the DSP-world in an
undergraduate course where I have been using a Texas Instruments C6711 DSP
Starter Kit. 

I would like to get suggestions on other DSP-boards with integrated
AD/DA:s for audio applications that I might buy and continue experimenting
with at home. (It doesn't need to be Texas Instruments)
Are there any good alternatives out there?

Thanks in advance,
Viktor