Digital Signal Processing with C and the TMS 320C30

About the author RULPH CHASSAING is a professor in the School of Engineering at Roger Williams College in Bristol, Rhode Island, where he teaches courses in digital signal processing, communications and control systems, and microcomputers. He is currently conducting research in digital signal processing using C and the TMS320 digital signal processors. Dr. Chassaing received his PhD in electrical engineering in digital communications from the Polytechnic Institute of New York; his MS and BS in electrical engineering from New York University; and his AAAS in electrical technology from New York City Community College.

Digital Signal Processing Development System; The TMS320C30 Digital Signal Processor; Alternative Input/Output and Extended Development System; Finite Impulse Response Filters; Infinite Impulse Response Filters; Fast Fourier Transform; Adaptive Filters; Real-Time Digital Signal Processing Applications with C and the TMS320C30: Student Projects; Appendices; Index.