DSP Applications Using C and the TMS320C6x DSK

[photonix]

Newbie in DSP

Hello All,

I usually work with MCu.Now I want to start learning about Digital Signal Processing and Digital Signal Procesor. Can you give me some references, ebook, and links where I can start learning?

Thanks in advance

 

[viveklengade]

Re: Newbie in DSP

ok fine
first tell why u r going for the dsp? whr is u r application.then for that we can suggest the processor. or let us tell us abt wht u know abt dsp???

 

[IanP]

Re: Newbie in DSP

Try links below:
https://www.dspguide.com/pdfbook.htm
h**p://www.sgcworld.com/ftp/Books/dsp.pdf

 

[photonix]

Re: Newbie in DSP

In my college we learn about Digital Signal processing theorically, we don't use any
tool. So I think I want try to implement some projects in Digital Signal Processor, like FFT. So I want to know what tools (softtware, book, Boards) do I Need to start.

Thanks in advance..

 

[emrek]

Re: Newbie in DSP

There are several books in this forum also look at some universities DSP course sites for lecture notes

 

[abhigopal]

Newbie in DSP

For Digital Signal processing, if u have a strong foundation of signals and systems, then start with Proakis or Oppenheim. If not, get "signals and systems" by oppenheim first. I usedTMS320VC5416 DSP proc for my lab exps.. The manual etc.. are available on edaboard.
Hope this helps
Abhi

 

[truebs]

Re: Newbie in DSP

Digital signal processing by Proakis is best for beginners . However a free ebook is also available which is also quite useful. " Engineers and Scientist Guide to DSP " ,please search google or our forum for this book.

Good luck !!!

 

[pixel]

Re: Newbie in DSP

You can try this book:

Digital signal processing - a practical approach, Emanuel Ifeachor

Also you can find useful things at www.analog.com

 

[ppenday]

Re: Newbie in DSP

there is a book called "understanding digital signal processing", its a very book to start with.

 

[photonix]

Re: Newbie in DSP

I think I will start learning from Proakis Book and The Enginner's & Scientist Guide to DSP.



Thanks in advance

 

[vamshi]

Re: Newbie in DSP

for dsp fundamentals u can refer --Emmanuel C. Ifeachor and Barrie W. Jervis

for dsp processor if u like to go tmsc6xxx u can refer---written for TMS320C6711 DSK from Rulph Chassing's book DSP
Applications Using C and TMS320C6x DSK on TMS320C6713 DSP

 

[cmos babe]

Re: Newbie in DSP

I think I will start learning from Proakis Book and The Enginner's & Scientist Guide to DSP.



Thanks in advance

Proakis is an excellent book...consider also signals and systems by Oppenheim ..both books give you confidence... DSP is a very interesting subject... remember that it's not mathematics, so be sure you understand what you're doing...

 

[Joseph_lee]

Re: Newbie in DSP

You can try this book:

Digital signal processing - a practical approach, Emanuel Ifeachor

Also you can find useful things at www.analog.com

a enthusiasm man! good luck!

 

[meatedaboard]

Newbie in DSP

THE BEST BOOK I HAVE EVER SEEN IN THE FIELD OF ELEMENTERY DIGITAL SIGNAL PROC. IS THE BOOK BY OPPENHEIM AND SCHAFER.

FOR ADVANCED TOPICS SEE: ADVANCED DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING BY VASEGHI

ADAPTIVE FILTER THEORY BY SIMON HAYKIN IS FANTASTIC FOR LEARNING ADAPTIVE ALGOS

 

[Eric Lin]

Re: Newbie in DSP

You can refer these books.
1.
The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing.

2.
Digital Signal Processing and Applications with the C6713 and C6416 DSK (Topics in Digital Signal Processing)

3.
DSP Applications Using C and the TMS320C6x DSK

 

[rakko]

Re: Newbie in DSP

try this book. this book is as simple as will ever get. good if you are a beginner.

SIGNAL PROCESSING FIRST.

https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/...f=sr_1_2/002-8644461-1546431?v=glance&s=books

 

[mail.mbox]

Newbie in DSP

You should try reading Discrete-Time Signal Processing by Oppenheim. It's a great book.

 

[saeedsas]

Newbie in DSP

I think Oppenheim's book is the best.
try it.

 

[omidgold]

Newbie in DSP

you can go to ti site it is a good refrence

 

[yok]

Newbie in DSP

Friend, there are many posts on "How to learn DSP" in EDA. You can search the forum. I am sure you will get more answers for your search results. Good Luck.