Digital Signal Processor Technology Principles and Development Applications

Author: Wang Junning / Wu Chengke / Dang Ying (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book introduces the fundamental principles, concepts, structure, implementation, and development methods of digital signal processor (DSP) technology. Taking the TMS320C54xDSP developed by Texas Instruments as a typical representative, the book is divided into ten chapters.
Chapter 1 provides a detailed introduction to the development, characteristics, and types of digital signal processor technology.
Chapter 2 introduces the various structures and components of different DSPs in use today.
Chapter 3 describes in detail the hardware structure and programming model of the TMS320C54xDSP.
Chapter 4 introduces digital signal processor instructions and their usage, including addressing modes, assembly language instructions, and pseudo-instruction systems, using the C54xDSP as an example.
Chapter 5 focuses on DSP programming tools and their usage.
Chapter 6 covers the development tools and usage environment for DSP processors.
Chapter 7 explains the usage of the DSPC compiler optimizer and mixed assembly programming methods.
Chapter 8 introduces the development and usage of TIDSP/BIOS.
Chapter 9 discusses hardware design methods and application examples in digital signal processor hardware and software design.
Chapter 10 covers the development and principles of digital signal processor technology, using the TMS320C5402DSK board as experimental equipment for post-learning verification, practical sessions, and reference purposes.
The book is based on digital signal processing and microcomputer principles, combining current computer and embedded system technologies to explain the composition, technical principles, and applications of DSPs. It is suitable for use by undergraduate and associate degree students and can also serve as a reference for graduate students and related DSP technology developers.