DSP selection for GMSK modem

Hello ALL,
i want to implement GMSK modem (1200-9600 bps) using DSP proscessor.
what platform should i use (Blackfin, Sharc, 21xx, 320c5000/6000
etc.)???

At those baud rates almost any modern DSP will have enough processing to do
what you need. You will probably end up deciding based on evm availability,
the tool suite, or other factors. Do you have special low power requirements
or strict cost budget?

-Clark

"Unomano" <vipals@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1155210545.102469.39730@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
> Hello ALL,
> i want to implement GMSK modem (1200-9600 bps) using DSP proscessor.
> what platform should i use (Blackfin, Sharc, 21xx, 320c5000/6000
> etc.)???
>

i suppose it has to have 1 ADC, 1 DAC, simple case (NOT BGA NOR >100
leads), cost ~$10.

Anonymous wrote:
> At those baud rates almost any modern DSP will have enough processing to do
> what you need. You will probably end up deciding based on evm availability,
> the tool suite, or other factors. Do you have special low power requirements
> or strict cost budget?
>
> -Clark
>
> "Unomano" <vipals@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1155210545.102469.39730@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
> > Hello ALL,
> > i want to implement GMSK modem (1200-9600 bps) using DSP proscessor.
> > what platform should i use (Blackfin, Sharc, 21xx, 320c5000/6000
> > etc.)???
> >

Unomano wrote:

(top posting fixed)

> Anonymous wrote:
> 
>>"Unomano" <vipals@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1155210545.102469.39730@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>>Hello ALL,
>>>i want to implement GMSK modem (1200-9600 bps) using DSP proscessor.
>>>what platform should i use (Blackfin, Sharc, 21xx, 320c5000/6000
>>>etc.)???
>>>
>>At those baud rates almost any modern DSP will have enough processing to do
>>what you need. You will probably end up deciding based on evm availability,
>>the tool suite, or other factors. Do you have special low power requirements
>>or strict cost budget?
>>
>>-Clark
>>
> 
> i suppose it has to have 1 ADC, 1 DAC, simple case (NOT BGA NOR >100
> leads), cost ~$10.
> 
> 
For a while there were DSP chips with audio codecs built in -- I don't 
know if you could still get them, but both TI and Analog had their 
base-model 16-bit fixed-point DSPs available with stereo 16-bit ADC and 
DAC on chip.

-- 

Tim Wescott
Wescott Design Services
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Unomano wrote:
> i suppose it has to have 1 ADC, 1 DAC, simple case (NOT BGA NOR >100
> leads), cost ~$10.
> 

Take a look at the TI C2000 series of DSP Controllers.

.cp

coderpunk wrote:
> Unomano wrote:
> > i suppose it has to have 1 ADC, 1 DAC, simple case (NOT BGA NOR >100
> > leads), cost ~$10.
>
> Take a look at the TI C2000 series of DSP Controllers.
>
> .cp

can you suggest any 12bit DAC which can be connected to TMS320C2808
processor