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What can Matlab do for my 67x DSP?

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using matlab for DSP

exactly what can Matlab do for my 67x DSP?
i wanna make myself sure that i use all of the abilities.
please tell me in sequence :1) & 2) .... like this
thanks
 

Re: using matlab for DSP

Hi

Matlab is a mahematical programming enviroment that allows you to create models very quickly and see the behavior with graphs .So is very simple to create filters and do Fourier analysis and laplace ..Which is the basis for most DSP algorithms .. Now from the same company there is SIMULINK which is a more advanced simulation enviroment it runs on top of MATLAB but is easier to deal with ,because it comes with libraries that are represented in a high level form by FUNCTIONAL BLOCKS . One of those SIMULINK libaries ( TOOLBOX) deasl with DSP in general form .another deals with Texas instruments DSP's . So you can use this toolboxes to create a functional description of your algorithm .First you will be able to run the model on the PC ..and see if it performs as you intended . Once you are satisfied with it .The SIMULINK toolbox for TI DSP's allows you to generate equivalent C code that can be compiled to run NATIVELY on a Ti DSP .. All this can be done very quickly ..
So as you can see the great benefit is that you can CONCENTRATE all your effort in designing a WORKING algorithm and no to worry about all the target programming structures ,pointers ,and other crap .
Very quickly you can see if your model works and with little manipulations
(provided that you have the right tollboxes ) generate the application !
This methodology goes in the direction of automatic programming
 

Re: using matlab for DSP

The Matlab can convert the program wrtite in Matlab into C or C++.
 

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