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    Real-Time Digital Signal Laboratory-E

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    This document summarizes an elective course on real-time digital signal processing laboratory. The course provides hands-on experience implementing DSP algorithms on TI digital signal processors using Code Composer Studio IDE. Students will learn to program DSP chips, implement FIR and IIR filters, perform FFT-based spectrum analysis, and challenge real-time implementation of algorithms. Topics include sampling, signal generation, filtering, fixed-point effects, and interfacing with MATLAB. Students complete lab assignments and a final project. The course aims to familiarize students with DSP hardware, software, and applications.

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    This document summarizes an elective course on real-time digital signal processing laboratory. The course provides hands-on experience implementing DSP algorithms on TI digital signal processors using Code Composer Studio IDE. Students will learn to program DSP chips, implement FIR and IIR filters, perform FFT-based spectrum analysis, and challenge real-time implementation of algorithms. Topics include sampling, signal generation, filtering, fixed-point effects, and interfacing with MATLAB. Students complete lab assignments and a final project. The course aims to familiarize students with DSP hardware, software, and applications.

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    This document summarizes an elective course on real-time digital signal processing laboratory. The course provides hands-on experience implementing DSP algorithms on TI digital signal processors using Code Composer Studio IDE. Students will learn to program DSP chips, implement FIR and IIR filters, perform FFT-based spectrum analysis, and challenge real-time implementation of algorithms. Topics include sampling, signal generation, filtering, fixed-point effects, and interfacing with MATLAB. Students complete lab assignments and a final project. The course aims to familiarize students with DSP hardware, software, and applications.

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    Real-Time Digital Signal Laboratory-E

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    This document summarizes an elective course on real-time digital signal processing laboratory. The course provides hands-on experience implementing DSP algorithms on TI digital signal processors using Code Composer Studio IDE. Students will learn to program DSP chips, implement FIR and IIR filters, perform FFT-based spectrum analysis, and challenge real-time implementation of algorithms. Topics include sampling, signal generation, filtering, fixed-point effects, and interfacing with MATLAB. Students complete lab assignments and a final project. The course aims to familiarize students with DSP hardware, software, and applications.

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    Course:

    8101993 - Real-time Digital Signal Processing Laboratory



    Course type:

    Elective EE* Credit: 1
    Level:

    Undergraduate open to graduate students as elective course
    Co-requisite(s):

    Digital Signal Processing (8101125)
    Prerequisite(s):

    -
    Prerequisite by topic:

    Familiarity with MATLAB, FIR and IIR Filters, Discrete Fourier
    Transform, C programming

    Textbook(s):

    Amin Khansefid, Farshad Lahouti, Real-time Digital Signal Processing
    Laboratory Manual, School of E&CE, University of Tehran, 2011.

    Coordinator: Farshad Lahouti, Associate Professor, School of ECE

    Goals:

    Attaining hands-on experience with implementation of DSP algorithms
    on modern state of the art DSP hardware

    Outcome: Upon successful completion of the lab, students will be able to
    1. work with Code Composer Studio IDE software
    2. program TI digital signal processors
    3. become familiar with DSPs structures and terminology, e.g.,
    interrupt, ports,
    4. implement FIR and IIR filters on DSP chips
    5. implement audio band digital spectrum analyzer based on FFT
    function
    6. challenge the real-time implementation of practical algorithms
    7. understand fixed-point computation and finite word length
    effects
    8. use MATLAB and CCS interface in order to test and debug DSP
    algorithms
    9. use Simulink to program DSP with processor-in-the-loop
    functionality

    Topics:

    Lab 0: Introduction: Getting to know the lab hardware and software
    Lab 1: Introduction to Code Composer studio IDE
    Lab 2: Sampling and signal generation with C6713 DSK
    Lab 3: TI DSP function library and FIR filtering
    Lab 4: TI DSP function library and IIR filtering
    Lab 5: FFT and spectrum estimation (Two parts)
    Lab 6: Fixed point programming
    University of Tehran
    School of Electrical and Computer Engineering


    Lab 7: MATLAB and CCS interface with processors (processor in the
    loop)

    Computer usage:

    MATLAB and Simulink
    Code Composer Studio C Programming

    Assignments: Each lab experiment involves some assignments, which are mostly done
    in the lab.

    Projects:

    One final project (case by case basis as applicable)
    Grading:

    Pre-lab report, Class participation and Assignments: 35 %
    Lab report, Exam, Project: 65 %

    Further readings: [1] Texas Instruments related documents
    [2] R. Chassaing and D. Reay, Digital signal processing and
    applications with the TMS320C6713 and TMS320C6416 DSK, 2
    nd

    Ed., Wiley, 2008.
    [3] S. M. Kuo, B. H. Lee and W. Tian, Real-time digital signal
    processing implementation and applications, 2
    nd
    Ed., Wiley, 2006
    [4] S. A. Tretter, Communication system design using DSP algorithms
    with laboratory experiments for TMS320C6713 DSK, Springer,
    2008.
    [5] N. Kehtarnavaz, Real-time digital signal processing based on the
    TMS320C6000, Newnes, 2005.
    [6] A. V. Oppenheim and R. W. Schafer, Discrete-time signal
    processing, Third Ed., Prentice Hall, 2010.

    Prepared by:

    Amin Khansefid, Research Associate, Center for Wireless Multimedia
    Communications, University of Tehran
    Farshad Lahouti, Associate Professor, University of Tehran

    Date:

    October 2012
    *EE: Electrical Engineering CE: Computer Engineering IT: Information Technology

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