DSP Principles and C Programming Development Technology

Author: Zhasaiying | Translator
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This is a new comprehensive textbook on digital waveform generation, digital filter design, digital signal processing tools, and techniques. Through numerous experiments and engineering project examples of real-time DSP implementation, the book vividly provides readers with practical methods for learning digital signal processing. Each chapter begins with an introduction to the basic theory, followed by specific examples and necessary background knowledge, and concludes with some conclusive experiments. The book presents a total of 76 programming examples, most of which are written in C/C++, with some using assembly and linear assembly language. To better illustrate the debugging capabilities of CCS and its graphical functions in the frequency and time domains, the book includes practical examples. The use of CCS and DSK is consistently integrated throughout the book. The book mainly covers the following content:
· Input and output using codecs on the DSK board
· Input and output using stereo audio codecs interfaced with DSK
· Structure and instructions of the TMS320C6x processor
· The impact of z-transform, finite impulse response filters, and window functions on filters
· Infinite impulse response filters
· Fast Fourier Transform
· Adaptive filters
· Program code optimization techniques
To introduce these topics, the book uses CCS and DSK debugging and development tools throughout, while providing a wealth of DSP application programs, research projects, and related websites. All program examples mentioned in the book can be freely downloaded from the website www.hxedu.com.cn or www.phei.com.cn. This book is of great reference value for senior undergraduate and graduate students in electrical, electronic, and computer engineering programs studying DSP, as well as for professional engineering technicians seeking learning references. It can also serve as a textbook for DSP training and seminars.
This is a new comprehensive textbook on digital waveform generation, digital filter design, digital signal processing tools, and the application of techniques. The book consists of 9 chapters and 7 appendices. The first 8 chapters introduce DSP development systems, DSK input and output, the architecture and instruction set of the C6x series processors, finite impulse response filters, infinite impulse response filters, fast Fourier transform, adaptive filters, and program code optimization techniques, respectively. The 9th chapter focuses on DSP applications and some student course projects. Each chapter primarily introduces basic theory, followed by specific examples and necessary background knowledge, and concludes with some conclusive experiments. Through numerous experiments and engineering project examples of real-time DSP implementation, the book provides readers with a fast and practical approach to learning digital signal processing. To facilitate understanding, all program examples mentioned in the book can be freely downloaded from the website. This book can serve as a textbook for senior undergraduate or graduate students in electronic, communication, automation, and computer engineering programs studying DSP, as well as reference and training materials for professional engineering technicians.