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Digital Signal Processing

EEE-324
Lab Report 01

Name Muhammad Sharjeel

Registration FA21-BEE-130
Number

Class BEE-6B

Instructor’s Name Sir Mubeen Sabir

Lab Assessment
Post Lab Total
In-Lab
Data Presentation Data Analysis Writing Style

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Introduction to Code Composer Studio and DSP Starter Kits
TMS320C6416 and TMS320C6713
Objectives:
 To get acquainted with code composer studio and how to run code in code composer
studio.
 To get acquainted with C6711, C5416, C6416, C6713 DSP starter kits.
 To get acquainted with the process of designing a system using SIMULINK and
implementing it on DSK6713.

C6713 DSK Board Layout:

C6713 DSK Specifications:


 Capacity: 1800 MIPS.
 Code: High quality 24-bit stereo codec.
 Memory: 16 MB SDRAM.
 Flash: 512 kB (non-volatile).
 Connector: USB.
 Expansion port connector to add new modules.
 On-board standard IEEE JTAG interface.
 Audio Jacks: 4 (Mic-in, Line-in, Line-out, Headphones).
 Power Supply: +5 V.

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Task # 01:
 First, we connect our DSP kit to our PC and test its each module in virtual machine.
 Now go to code composer studio in virtual machine. Right click on ‘Projects’ and open a
new project. Navigate to examples → dsk6713 → bsl → led and open ‘led.pjt’.
 Go to debug and click ‘Run’. To stop a running program, go to debug and click ‘Halt’.
Code:

Figure 1: Program to turn ON and OFF and LED on DSP kit.

Task # 02:

 Open MATLAB Simulink on virtual machine.


 Make the figure 2 model on Simulink.
 Adjust the configuration parameters according to the given conditions.
 Connect the mic and speaker to the audio jacks of DSP kit.
 Provide an audio signal to the mic as input, as a result, we hear our input with some
added distortion.

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Figure 2: Simulink model

Critical Analysis:
In this lab we have learned how to use DSP kit. We write a program to turn ON and OFF and led
on DSP kit using DIP switches. Moreover, we use Simulink and provide an input signal to the kit
using mic input and hear our output with added distortion.

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