Hey I'm a student in an engineering school in France. I have some report to do for next Monday (about 50 pages) on what are DSPs, their architectures, the mathematics / electronics related to them, and of course applications using DSPs. Does anyone know where I could find these informations I need to do my report in this short time ? Thanks, in advance. -- Fred
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Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
http://www.dsptutor.freeuk.com/intro.htm powered by www.google.com "Candinator" <candinator@free.fr> ha scritto nel messaggio news:40f52b00$0$7727$626a14ce@news.free.fr...> Hey I'm a student in an engineering school in France. I have some reportto do for next Monday (about 50 pages) on what are DSPs, their architectures, the mathematics / electronics related to them, and of course applications using DSPs. Does anyone know where I could find these informations I need to do my report in this short time ?> Thanks, in advance. > > -- > Fred >
Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
Ale_s wrote:> http://www.dsptutor.freeuk.com/intro.htm > powered by www.google.com >Yeah, il already found this page thanks to google. Thank you anyway. But what I'm looking for is something lot more detailed, mainly on Digital Signal Processors architectures. If anyone can help ... -- Fred
Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
Candinator wrote:> Hey I'm a student in an engineering school in France. I have some > report to do for next Monday (about 50 pages) on what are DSPs, their > architectures, the mathematics / electronics related to them, and of > course applications using DSPs. Does anyone know where I could find > these informations I need to do my report in this short time ? > Thanks, in advance.I also found a downloadable book at http://www.dspguide.com, but it mainly deals with Digital Signal Processing, whereas it will be a small part of my report on Digital Signal Processor ... any hint ? -- Fred
Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
CAND Fr�d�ric wrote:> Ale_s wrote: > >>http://www.dsptutor.freeuk.com/intro.htm >>powered by www.google.com >> > > > Yeah, il already found this page thanks to google. Thank you anyway. But > what I'm looking for is > something lot more detailed, mainly on Digital Signal Processors > architectures. If anyone can > help ... >Did you look on the Analog Device and the TI webpage? Taking a look into a users manual should give some detailed information. Guenter
Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 15:55:07 +0200, CAND Fr�d�ric <candinator@free.fr> wrote:> Candinator wrote: >> Hey I'm a student in an engineering school in France. I have some >> report to do for next Monday (about 50 pages) on what are DSPs, their >> architectures, the mathematics / electronics related to them, and of >> course applications using DSPs. Does anyone know where I could find >> these informations I need to do my report in this short time ? >> Thanks, in advance. > > I also found a downloadable book at http://www.dspguide.com, but it mainly > deals with Digital Signal Processing, whereas it will be a small part of my > report > on Digital Signal Processor ... any hint ? >TI's website. They have PDFs describing their various architectures.
Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
Ditto for Motorola and Analog Devices. If this report is required to be thorough (and it is a huuuge subject!), you will need to be able to describe the differences between these. You will also need to cover something of the history of DSP architectures. Motorola is especially relevant here, as its (arguably "classic") 56K architecture is at least 15 years old, but its descendants are still going strong, very popular for Pro-Audio soundcards, synthesisers, etc. It also has the still rare distinction of having been incorporated as an audio co-processor into two commercial computer workstations, the NeXT Cube, and the Atari Falcon. If you follow the links from the Motorola home page, you will find they maintain archives of the original 56K Product Manuals and Data Sheets, for example: http://e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps/site/taxonomy.jsp?nodeId=03z6wYqRXz3350Q5G1 Googling on "DSP Architecture" finds many useful references, including: http://www.techonline.com/community/related_content/13083 A Techonline Lecture on "DSP Architecture and Applications". Richard Dobson U-CDK_CHARLES\Charles wrote:>>Candinator wrote: >> >>>Hey I'm a student in an engineering school in France. I have some >>>report to do for next Monday (about 50 pages) on what are DSPs, their >>>architectures, the mathematics / electronics related to them, and of >>>course applications using DSPs. Does anyone know where I could find >>>these informations I need to do my report in this short time ? >>>Thanks, in advance. >> >>I also found a downloadable book at http://www.dspguide.com, but it mainly >>deals with Digital Signal Processing, whereas it will be a small part of my >>report >>on Digital Signal Processor ... any hint ? >> > > > TI's website. They have PDFs describing their various architectures. >
Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
Richard Dobson wrote:> Ditto for Motorola and Analog Devices. If this report is required to > be thorough (and it is a huuuge subject!), you will need to be able > to describe the differences between these. You will also need to > cover something of the history of DSP architectures. Motorola is > especially relevant here, as its (arguably "classic") 56K > architecture is at least 15 years old, but its descendants are still > going strong, very popular for Pro-Audio soundcards, synthesisers, > etc. It also has the still rare distinction of having been > incorporated as an audio co-processor into two commercial computer > workstations, the NeXT Cube, and the Atari Falcon. If you follow the > links from the Motorola home page, you will find they maintain > archives of the original 56K Product Manuals and Data Sheets, for > example: > >http://e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps/site/taxonomy.jsp?nodeId=03z6wYqRXz3350Q5G1> > > Googling on "DSP Architecture" finds many useful references, > including: > > http://www.techonline.com/community/related_content/13083 > > A Techonline Lecture on "DSP Architecture and Applications". > > >Thanks. This should help ! -- Fred
Reply by ●July 14, 20042004-07-14
In addition to the references already posted, I think you will find some useful information at www.bdti.com. If you follow the Inside DSP link there then look under "Resources" you'll find links to white papers, articles, and presentations about DSPs, and also a "pocket guide" table of DSP processors. In article <40f52b00$0$7727$626a14ce@news.free.fr>, Candinator <candinator@free.fr> wrote:>Hey I'm a student in an engineering school in France. I have some report to do for next Monday (about 50 pages) on what are DSPs, their architectures, the mathematics / electronics related to them, and of course applications using DSPs. Does anyone know where I could find these informations I need to do my report in this short time ? >Thanks, in advance. > >-- >Fred
Reply by ●July 19, 20042004-07-19
I've found this one too http://www.bores.com/courses/intro/chips/index.htm Ale> In article <40f52b00$0$7727$626a14ce@news.free.fr>, > Candinator <candinator@free.fr> wrote: > >Hey I'm a student in an engineering school in France. I have some reportto do for next Monday (about 50 pages) on what are DSPs, their architectures, the mathematics / electronics related to them, and of course applications using DSPs. Does anyone know where I could find these informations I need to do my report in this short time ?
