Doogle
Newbie level 2
Starting DSP
Hi!
I've recently started electronics as a hobby, and after doing some PIC stuff, I want to try DSP coding (mainly for audio). I've been looking around on the net, mainly (manufacturer-wise) at Microchip's, TI's and Analog Devices' websites, trying to decide which DSP chip I want to use. However, the problem is (and I know this is going to sound silly), since I'm a begginner, I'm doing all my construction on breadboards (so far), and I don't want to buy a prototyping board, I need (I think) a chip that comes in DIP or PDIP packaging. Which seems to be none of the DSPs I want. Can anyone recommend a solution to my problem. eg. a DIP chip that I can just stick on my breadboard, adaptor sockets or something else.
(oh yeah, regarding a programmer for it, I feel, given the programming spec for a chip, I could build a simple serial-port programmer for it with a PIC)
Thanks!
Hi!
I've recently started electronics as a hobby, and after doing some PIC stuff, I want to try DSP coding (mainly for audio). I've been looking around on the net, mainly (manufacturer-wise) at Microchip's, TI's and Analog Devices' websites, trying to decide which DSP chip I want to use. However, the problem is (and I know this is going to sound silly), since I'm a begginner, I'm doing all my construction on breadboards (so far), and I don't want to buy a prototyping board, I need (I think) a chip that comes in DIP or PDIP packaging. Which seems to be none of the DSPs I want. Can anyone recommend a solution to my problem. eg. a DIP chip that I can just stick on my breadboard, adaptor sockets or something else.
(oh yeah, regarding a programmer for it, I feel, given the programming spec for a chip, I could build a simple serial-port programmer for it with a PIC)
Thanks!