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| MSP430 Teaching ROM |
Written by: Authors Pedro Dinis Gaspar, Antnio Esprito Santo, Bruno Ribeiro and Humberto Santos University of Beira Interior, Electromechanical Engineering Department, Portugal, 2009.
This CD-ROM has been created to provide the vital core materials to enable educators and academics to teach microcontrollers (MCUs), using devices from the Texas Instruments MSP430 family.
The materials include slides, labs, tests, programs and application examples, written in an academic style that is both interesting and technically detailed. In addition, the tutorials can be used as student guides to a series of modules and laboratory exercises.
Each module is dedicated to a specific aspect of the device, including detailed descriptions of how to use a range of peripherals. A step-by-step project guide to using different software development tools, with instructions on how to use the available hardware starter kits to perform the laboratory exercises, is also included.
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| C2000 Teaching RM |
C2000™ Teaching ROM. The 3rd edition focuses on the TMS320F28335 (“DelfinoTM”) and TMS320F28027 (“PiccoloTM”) devices. The older revisions of the CDROM for TMS320F2812, TMS320LF2407 and TMS320F243 are also included in the archive on the ROM.
The "Zwickau Adaptor board" used in many of the 2812 experiments can be obtained from Systec. More details here.
This CD-ROM is designed to support teachers and professors teaching embedded control using the TI TMS320C2000 MCU platform. Written and designed by Frank Bormann of University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, Germany, this CD-ROM provides a series of 19 modules with teaching material for the current generation of 32-bit Texas Instruments real-time controllers.
The contents include presentation slides, a textbook with 750 pages, along with procedures and solutions for laboratory exercises, all presented in source-code form to allow flexibility of use. The laboratory exercises are based on the TMS320F28335 controlCARD, the Texas Instruments Peripheral Explorer Board and the C programming language. Some exercises, especially those for the enhanced Pulse Width Modulation Unit, are also available for the TMS320F28027 – Piccolo USBstick.
All exercises are provided in two versions to run under Code Composer Studio CCS3.3 or CCS4.1.
The Author Frank Bormann is a University Lecturer in Automotive Electronics, Real-Time- Control and Digital Signal Processing. His department at the Zwickau University is an internationally recognized centre for automotive data bus systems and electromagnetic compatibility. He became a certified instructor for Texas Instruments in 1998, and lectures the 4-day customer workshops for the TMSC2000-family in Europe. In April 2006 he was given TI's DSP Educators Award in recognition of his major contribution to technical education worldwide.
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| C5000 Teaching ROM |
TMS320C5505 and TMS320C5515 USB Stick Teaching Materials
The twenty chapters provide an introduction to Digital Signal Processing (DSP) techniques including
FIR filters, IIR filters, LMS adaptive filters, Goertzel Algorithm, speech compression and wavelets. The material is aimed at the beginner to DSP or the enthusiast. Suitable for classroom use or self study.
The emphasis of the materials is hands-on practical experiments rather than pure theory. Complete working examples of C code are
provided for each chapter which run on the TSM320C5505 and TMS320C5515 USB Sticks. There is also a fun element to the experiments - you will be able to sound like an alien or play an electric
guitar with echo and phasing effects.
Each chapter contains a Powerpoint presentation to introduce the topic, block diagrams, some Matlab models and working C code. Self-test questions are provided to check on your progress.
All the additional equipment you need is a dynamic microphone and headphones. Also useful are an electic guitar or other musical
instrument and a digital frequency meter or oscilloscope.
The material does assume some basic knowledge of C programming to allow the code to be used modified by the student.
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| C6000 Teaching ROM |
Written by: Jacob Fainguelernt of the Tel-Aviv University, Israel, recipient of the third TI DSP Educational Award.
The 3rd edition focuses on the TMS320C6748. The older revisions of the CDROM for TMS320C6416, TMS320C6713 and TMS320C6711 are also included in the archive on the ROM.
The material is organized in four parts. Each part contains a set of presentations covering the relevant topics and a set of examples applying the concepts introduced in those topics.
The first part, called Basic, introduces the development environment. It covers the component architecture, the hardware platform (OMAP L138 eXperimenters board), and software platform (Code Composer Studio 4). The examples show the basic features of CCS4 and of the board.
The second (Intermediate) part is based on DSP/BIOS. The use of the various DSP/BIOS threads is demonstrated together with the DSPLIB optimized library, Assembly (Introduction) and the EDMA3.
The third (Advanced) part introduces advanced development tools, the Peripheral Support Package (PSP), the Flash burning tools, the LCD daughterboard and the User Interface (UI) board. The PSP drivers are used to create a set of audio and video examples (based on the UI board). The last example in this part explains how to burn the flash memory on the board so as to create a standalone application.
CCS5 and CEz6Flo code generation tool are introduced in the last part (CCS5).'
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| From MATLAB and SIMULINK to Real-time Using TI DSP Teaching ROM |
This teaching ROM focuses on work-flow and application-based teaching rather than individual DSP algorithms implementation. The materials complement the content found on other Texas Instruments Teaching ROMs. The idea is that you start from algorithm development and show how easily an idea is prototyped step-by-step, and then deployed on the hardware. The CD-ROM contains a suite of example applications in various fields such as Audio, Video, Imaging, Communications and Control. The basic examples enable students to experiment with real-time DSP applications, showing how to create prototypes using the Mathworks and Texas Instruments development tools (hardware and software). Advanced level examples are also included, where the basic tools are integrated with external dedicated hardware and/or software modules.
Platforms used: TMS320F2808 eZdsp Starter Kit (DSK), TMS320F2812 eZdsp Start Kit (DSK), TMS320C6713 DSP Starter Kit (DSK), TMS320C6416 DSP Starter Kit (DSK), DM6437 Digital Video Development Platform (DVDP).
Author: Jacob Fainguelernt, 2008
Jacob Fainguelernt, is the engineering supervisor of the Signal Processing and Communication labs at the School of Electrical Engineering at Tel-Aviv University. He also works as a consultant in the fields of Telecommunication and Signal Processing. He holds an MSc EE and BSc EE from Technion and an MBA from Tel-Aviv University. Previously he managed the Signal Processing group at Telrad (Lod, Israel), and he was also the system engineering group manager and Chief Engineer of ADC in Israel. He is a senior member of the IEEE.
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| Stellaris Cortex M3 |
The Stellaris One Day Workshop 2010
Written by TI’s internal training organization, the Stellaris One-day workshop is an introduction and technical overview of the Texas Instruments Stellaris® ARM® CortexTMM3-based microcontroller family. Hands-on sessions get you started with a Stellaris Evaluation Kit, including several examples using StellarisWare software libraries.
Workshop Material Contents:
- Introduction.
- Quickstart Labs.
- Stellaris Development and Evaluation Kits for Code Composer Studio. Quickstart.
- LM Flash Programmer – Installation and Use.
- Stellaris® LM3S3748 Evaluation Kit.
- Stellaris® LM3S8962 Evaluation Kit.
- CAN Peripheral Module.
- Ethernet Peripheral Module.
- USB Peripheral Module.
- Additional materials of interest to Stellaris users: USB Examples for EKx-LM3S3748.
Stellaris Workshop Wiki Page:
http://wiki.davincidsp.com/index.php/Stellaris_One_Day_Workshop
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| Stellaris Cortex M3 |
Additional Stellaris Training Material
Developed by Guillaume Henri and Richard Oed from Texas Instruments in Europe, these materials give an introduction and platform overview of the Texas Instruments Stellaris® family of microcontrollers. Contents include an overview of the commercial portfolio & products, hands-on work sessions, StellarisWare code examples, and lab exercises. These will help you get started with the EK-LM3S8962 and EK-LM3S3748 Evaluation Kits. Additionally, you will find MCU training modules based on: connectivity, core systems, graphics, motor control, and others.
Training material contents:
PowerPoint slides:
- Stellaris one day workshop.
- Platform Stellaris Collaterals.
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| Yeditepe DSK Lab Manual |
A QUICK START TO USING THE TI C6713 DSP STARTER KIT with CCSv3.3 & 4.1
Authors: Rıfat Benveniste, Beril Sırmaçek, Cem Ünsalan of Yeditepe University, Turkey Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Digital Signal Processing Laboratory.
Publication date: July 2010
This book presents the fundamentals of digital signal processing applications using TI's C6713 DSP Starter Kit (DSK) with particular emphasis on the latest version of Code Composer Studio (CCS), Version 4.1.
This means that as well as helping new starters, this book will guide users trying to switch from CCS v3.3 to CCS v4.1. It provides a step-by-step guide with figures showing the creation of new projects on CCS v4.1. It further improves the usage of the 6713 DSK by illustrating basic audio and imaging applications.
Setup configurations with supporting examples are provided in each chapter to enhance your ability to use the 6713 DSK.
Chapters:
- Introduction to DSP processors
- Code Composer Studio Version 3.3
- Code Composer Studio Version 4.1
- Basic audio effects
- Spectrum analysis on CCS
- Filter implementation
- Image processing
- Using interrupts
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| Stellaris by Dream Catcher |
Written by professors Koo Voon Chet, Nicholas Vun and Hor Poh Jin in Malaysia, this material contains 9 Lectures worth of slides and 9 labs with code and screenshots, in C or Assembly, for the Stellaris© ARM© Cortex™-M3 product family. The material covers topics from describing the basic embedded processing concepts up through interrupt programming, Operating systems, addressing and memory structure and much more. Basic terms and concepts for processors, programming, and some peripherals are covered as well in an interesting and direct way. You can also purchase the fully editable version as well as more courseware and development tools directly from Dream Catcher's website at www.dreamcatcher.asia/cw including Agilent lab equipment and the Stellaris EKS-LM3S3748 using Code Composer Studio.
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| Analog Systems Lab Manual |
Although digital signal processing is the most common form of processing signals, analog signal processing cannot be completely avoided since the real world is analog in nature. The goal of the Analog System Lab Course is to provide students an exposure to the fascinating world of analog and mixed-signal signal processing. The course can be adapted for an undergraduate or a postgraduate curriculum. As part of the lab course, the student will build analog systems using analog ICs and study their macro models, characteristics and limitations. Our philosophy in designing this lab course
has been to focus on system design rather can circuit design.
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