Freescale 16-bit DSP Principles and Development Technology

Author: Fan Shoukang
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is a theoretical monograph on DSP principles and development technology. It introduces the overview, core and peripheral functional module structures, working principles, and usage of the Fresco (Motorola) 16-bit DSP chips; it also provides a detailed discussion of the assembly language and instruction set of this series of chips. The book focuses on the development methods of this series of chips. It dedicates significant to introducing the hardware platform and development software CodeWarrior, as well as the development packages SDK and PE embedded in different versions of CodeWarrior for; it concludes with an example of a specific application. The book introduces the overview, core and peripheral functional module structures, working principles, and usage of the Fresco (Motorola) 16-bit DSP chips; it provides a detailed discussion of the assembly language and instruction set of this series of chips; it focuses on the development methods of this series of chips. The book dedicates significant to introducing the hardware platform and development software CodeWarrior, as well as the development packages SDK and PE embedded in different versions of CodeWarrior for; it concludes with an example of a specific application. The book's approach to introducing chip development methods is based on practical examples, helping readers understand the operations and settings involved. By following the step-by-step instructions in the relevant chapters of the book, readers can gain a preliminary understanding of the process and methods of developing DSP. This book can serve as a reference for scientists and engineers and DSP application developers, as well as a teaching text for relevant majors in higher education. The experiments included in the book are available for teaching reference.