Labview DSP Module For Ni Speedy-33 and Ti Dsks

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LabVIEW DSP Module for NI SPEEDY-33 and TI DSKs

LabVIEW DSP Module


Intuitive, graphical environment facilitates rapid application development Addresses many applications with extensive function library Interacts in real time with application running on a DSP Implements filters created with the LabVIEW Digital Filter Design Toolkit Helps you focus more on experimenting with and teaching concepts and less time on teaching tools

Operating Systems
Windows 2000/XP

Required Software
LabVIEW 7.1

Compatible Hardware
NI SPEEDY-33 Texas Instruments C6711 DSK Texas Instruments C6713 DSK

Product NI SPEEDY-33 TI C6713 DSK TI C6711 DSK

Bus USB USB Pll.

Power USB Ext Ext

Codec resolution 16-bit 24-bit 16-bit

Codec Mode Stereo Stereo Mono

Code sampling rate 48 KHz 96 KHz 8 KHz

Microphones 2

Line in/ Line out   

Digital Input 8 DIP 4 DIP 4 DIP

Digital Output 8 LEDs 4 LEDs 3 LEDs

Real-time front panel updates  

Rapid Prototyping Environment


By using a graphical programming environment such as the LabVIEW DSP Module for DSP applications, you can greatly reduce your time to market because the LabVIEW DSP Module facilitates rapid prototyping of your DSP applications on supported DSP hardware, which reduces design and development time. The graphical nature of the LabVIEW DSP Module helps create more maintainable and modular code. These advantages give you the edge you need in order to create innovative DSP applications faster.

Figure 1. NI SPEEDY-33

Figure 2. TI C6713 DSK by Spectrum Digital

Overview
The National Instruments LabVIEW DSP Module offers DSP-based algorithm and system design, implementation and analysis. You can apply the concepts of digital signal processing techniques, such as spectral analysis or filtering, using the LabVIEW graphical programming environment on a DSP so you can focus on concepts and results rather than tedious implementation details. The NI LabVIEW DSP Module adds features to LabVIEW that focus on creating signal processing applications that run on DSPs.

DSP Targets
The LabVIEW DSP module supports several targets including the NI SPEEDY-33, Texas Instruments TMS320C6713 DSK and TMS320C6711 DSK. The DSP Module addresses the ADC (analog-todigital converter), DAC (digital-to-analog converter), or digital I/O on the DSP target to perform single-point or multi-sample operations. You can configure the port, timing, buffer size, and several other features to suit your application needs. When you switch to another supported DSP hardware, the I/O nodes automatically change the underlying implementation for the new DSP target accordingly.

For the Classroom


The LabVIEW DSP Module provides students with a positive handson DSP experience that increases their enthusiasm for the subject matter. Because students use graphical programming methods to learn and develop applications, they can use the LabVIEW DSP Module to quickly implement DSP fundamentals on supported DSP hardware without having to write any C, assembly or script source. Students benefit from the simplicity and usability of the LabVIEW DSP Module while still being exposed to leading-edge DSP design tools.

Application Areas and Analysis


The LabVIEW DSP Module addresses engineering-related challenges in which DSPs are widely used. In addition to using the LabVIEW DSP Module to teach fundamental DSP concepts running on DSP hardware, you also can build communications systems, audio processing and complex motor control applications.

LabVIEW DSP Module for NI SPEEDY-33 and TI DSKs


Other application areas include: Communication Modulation and demodulation FIR (Finite Impulse Response) IIR (Infinite Impulse Response) Digital and LMS (least-mean-square) filtering Speech processing/analysis Noise analysis Cross correlation Information processing Figure 3 shows how a typical DSP application is built using the LabVIEW DSP Module. After you create your DSP VI, you compile and download it to the chosen hardware target. The code is very compact and efficient, with most applications fitting within the 32 KB words of available memory. With the NI SPEEDY-33 and TI C6711 DSK and C6713 DSK targets, you can download your DSP VI to flash memory to create a true embedded application. One of the advantages of graphical programming with the LabVIEW DSP Module is the LabVIEW front panel, which is an interactive user interface of a DSP VI. As you are creating your DSP VI, it is easy to add controls and indicators to interactively debug and validate your code. The NI SPEEDY-33 target uses a USB connector to an SPI adapter on the board. The TI C6713 DSK target uses a USB connector to a JTAG emulator on the board. Front panels and block diagrams in LabVIEW create reusable and modular application code. Use the front panel to define inputs and outputs to your hierarchical application code. Modular code can help reduce the time it takes to develop and debug your embedded application, which reduces your time to market.
Functions Elemental I/O Nodes
Biquad Applies a biquad transfer function to an input signal. Use a biquad to define a 2-pole, 2-zero digital filter. Applies a least mean square (LMS) adaptive filter algorithm.

Function Descriptions and Highlights


Elemental I/O Nodes
Analog Input Reads from the Analog Input that you specify in the Configure Elemental I/O dialog box. Configure the analog input function to read the analog input channels connected to a LabVIEW DSP target. Writes to the Analog Output that you specify in the Configure Elemental I/O dialog box. Configure the analog output function to write to the analog output channels connected to a LabVIEW DSP target. Reads from the Digital Input Line that you specify in the Configure Elemental I/O dialog box. Configure the digital input function to read the digital input line connected to a LabVIEW DSP target. Writes to the Digital Output Line that you specify in the Configure Elemental I/O dialog box. Configure the digital output function to write to the digital output lines connected to a LabVIEW DSP target. Reads from the Digital Bank Input Lines that you specify in the Configure Elemental I/O dialog box. Configure the digital bank input function to read the digital bank input signals from a LabVIEW DSP target. Writes to the Digital Bank Output Lines that you specify in the Configure Elemental I/O dialog box. Configure the digital bank output function to write to the digital bank output signals of a LabVIEW DSP target.

Analog Output

Digital Input

Digital Output

Digital Bank Input

Digital Bank Output

Filter VIs
Filter Processes signals to simple filters. Choose from low-pass and high-pass filters. You can also choose the number of taps if you are implementing an FIR filter or from a variety of topologies if you are implementing an IIR filter. Processes signals through filters constructed using the Digital Filter Design Toolkit.

DFD Filter

LMS Adaptive Filter

While Loop Controls and Indicators

Transform VIs
Real FFT Computes the fast Fourier transform (FFT) of an input sequence. Computes the inverse fast Fourier transform (FFT) or the inverse discrete Fourier transform (DFT) of the input sequence FFT {X}. Computes the fast Hartley transform (FHT) of an input sequence. Computes the inverse fast Hartley transform of an input sequence. Computes the fast Hilbert transform of an input sequence Computes the inverse fast Hilbert transform of the input sequence using Fourier identities. Implements a second order filter that extracts the energy present at a specified frequency.

Inverse Real FFT

Block Diagram Express VIs

FHT

Inverse FHT

Fast Hilbert Transform

Front Panel DSP Target Figure 3. Implementing a Heterodyne System using LabVIEW DSP
Inverse Fast Hilbert Transform

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LabVIEW DSP Module for NI SPEEDY-33 and TI DSKs


Window VIs
Hamming Window Applies a Hamming window to an input signal.

Embedded Signal Generation VIs


Simulate Signal Simulates a sine wave, square wave, triangle wave, sawtooth wave or noise (D.C.) signal. Generates a sweeping sine waveform.

Hanning Window

Applies a Hanning window to an input signal.

Frequency Sweep Generator

Flat Top Window

Applies a flat top window to an input signal. Sine Waveform Generates a waveform containing a sine wave.

Kaiser-Bessel Window

Applies a Kaiser-Bessel window to an input sequence. Applies a Blackman window to an input signal.

Square Waveform

Generates a waveform containing a square wave. Generates a waveform containing a triangle wave. Generates a cosine waveform.

Low Sidelobe Window

Triangle Waveform Blackman Window Applies the Blackman window to an input signal. Applies an exact Blackman Window to an input signal. Applies a 3-term Blackman Harris window to an input signal. Applies a 7-term Blackman Harris window to an input signal. Gamma Noise Waveform 4-term B-Harris window Applies a Blackman-Harris 4 term window to an input signal. Poisson Noise Waveform

Cosine Waveform

Exact Blackman Window

Sawtooth Waveform

Generates a waveform containing a sawtooth waveform. Generates a uniformly distributed pseudorandom pattern whose values are in the range [a:a], where a is the absolute value of amplitude. Generates a pseudorandom pattern of values, which are the waiting times to the order number event of a unit mean Poisson process. Generates a pseudorandom sequence of values, which are the number of discrete events occurring in the interval specified by mean of a unit rate Poisson process. Generates a binomially-distributed pseudorandom pattern whose values are the number of occurrences of an event given the probability of that event occurring and the number of trials. Generates a constant DC waveform. You can use this VI to produce a DC waveform signal for a sample rate system that is controlled by sample rate. Generates an array containing a sinc pattern.

Blackman-Harris Window

Uniform White Noise Waveform

7-term B-Harris window

Time Domain VIs


Sample Delay Delays a signal by the specified number of samples. Delays a signal by varying number of samples. Constant Generator Convolution Computes the convolution of the input sequences X and Y. Computes the cross correlation of the input signals X and Y. Automatically adjusts the gain or amplification of a signal. Use this VI for automatic scaling of the VI. Shifts the elements in the Input Array by the specified number of shifts. Clips the elements of Input Array to within the bounds specified by upper limit and lower limit. Computes the root mean square (rms) of the input sequence X. Removes the negative parts of the signal. The negative parts are replaced by 0. Changes any negative portion of the signal to positive. Sinc Pattern Binomial Noise Waveform

Variable Sample Delay

Crosscorrelation

Automatic Gain Control

Ramp Pattern

Generates an array containing a ramp pattern.

Y(i)=x(i)-n

Impulse Generator

Generates an array containing an impulse pattern.

Y(i)=clip(x(i))

Frequency Domain VIs


Spectral Measurements Perform spectral measurements, such as peak spectrum and power spectrum on a signal.

RMS

Half wave rectify

Full wave rectify

Ordering Information
NI LabVIEW DSP Module (academic only) ..............779430-03 NI LabVIEW DSP/NI SPEEDY-33 Bundle (academic only)............................................778010-23

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