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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Italy
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Hi everybody,
I'm planning to make some development regarding a DSP based equalizer / crossover / room correction device. Does anybody have some good soggestions about a DSP development board to create all that? What I need is: - quite good DSP power - possibly floating point, I plan to implement FFT based equalization (realtine overlap - save block filtering) - enough RAM for FFT intermediate results (maybe a 2048 or 4096 FFT) - enough FLASH for the programs - possibly on board SPDIF receivers and transmitters - possibly on board 24 bit ADC and DAC ... And to end up possibly the interface to LCD graphical modules or something similar .... I'm I asking too much? Does anybody have experience with commercial development boards or with generic DSP boards (low cost) that can be used for this purpose? Thank you! |
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