hi,everyone. i'm an senior electronic engineering student from Africa
and i'm currently working on an adaptive beamforming project for my
final year.
i bought the C6713 on the basis of applying multiple audio inputs but
i found out there was only one port for input.
i would like to know how i can input from multiple ports (up to 4,more
is preferable) in the most efficient way possible.
thank you all greatly.
starting out
Started by ●March 16, 2008
Reply by ●March 17, 20082008-03-17
Hi,
the 6713 has 2 McASPs. Each McASP has up to 8 Port pins which can used
as digital audio input or output. The inputs have to use the same clock
source! See spru041.
There are also 2 McBSPs which can be used for digital audio I/O. Some
pins are shared with other resources, so not all combinations are possible.
HTH Gustl
Abubakr schrieb:
> hi,everyone. i'm an senior electronic engineering student from Africa
> and i'm currently working on an adaptive beamforming project for my
> final year.
> i bought the C6713 on the basis of applying multiple audio inputs but
> i found out there was only one port for input.
> i would like to know how i can input from multiple ports (up to 4,more
> is preferable) in the most efficient way possible.
> thank you all greatly.
the 6713 has 2 McASPs. Each McASP has up to 8 Port pins which can used
as digital audio input or output. The inputs have to use the same clock
source! See spru041.
There are also 2 McBSPs which can be used for digital audio I/O. Some
pins are shared with other resources, so not all combinations are possible.
HTH Gustl
Abubakr schrieb:
> hi,everyone. i'm an senior electronic engineering student from Africa
> and i'm currently working on an adaptive beamforming project for my
> final year.
> i bought the C6713 on the basis of applying multiple audio inputs but
> i found out there was only one port for input.
> i would like to know how i can input from multiple ports (up to 4,more
> is preferable) in the most efficient way possible.
> thank you all greatly.
