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| An audio signal generator for lab use needs to have two basic features. First, it must be able to generate low-distortion sine waves with an...

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| In this article we describe the basic structure used for the DSP application programs developed in this course. We have decided to divide ap...

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| In the previous instalments of this series we have got to know the DSP as a specialist device for processing audio signals digitally. We hav...

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| Audio guides can be borrowed or rented in many museums: devices containing spoken information about the objects in the exhibition. In this a...

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| In this instalment we present the DSP board. It is the platform for the applications that will be described in later instalments of this ser...

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| You need a good quality external D/A converter and amplifier if you want to play audio files on your computer in high fidelity. The missing...

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| Most of the commercially-available auldi level adapters contain small transformers for galvanic isolation. These introduce phase shifts and...

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| In the early 1960s RCA brought out a transistor that was to become truly legendary: the 2N3055. With a pair of these devices, you could put...

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| A shortwave audion receiver using only two transistors and a single 1.5 V battery — that must be the ideal entry level into shortwave receiv...

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| The Freescale DSP6375 is best programmed using its own assembly language. Although this may sound outdated — an undesirable leftover from ea...