[DSP-10] ver380
Luis Cupido
cupido at mail.ua.pt
Wed Jan 14 19:06:54 EST 2009
Bob,
Thanks for your reply.
Ok, I understand clearly the implications, and yes
if it needs a deep structural change it surely became
another radio... DSP11 ?! ;-) I don't want that for
the moment.
Fine, I'm convinced, I'll try to see if I can understand
what comes out of the DSP and play a bit along that line.
I'll keep you posted.
Luis Cupido
ct1dmk.
Bob Larkin wrote:
> Hi Luis,
>
> The 9600 serial baud rate is locked in tightly to the architecture. The
> AD21xx handles a single interrupt very well. But, it is awkward with
> multiple interrupts, in part because there are only two sets of registers
> that can be switched simply. So to keep things manageable, the 9600 is
> derived by dividing the 48K rate for the CODEC by 5. Then the same clock
> runs the UART and everything else.
>
> I believe the higher baud rates would require running the ADI style of UART
> which runs off a timer. This then needs two interrupts. All possible, but
> not simple. The DSPx would probably have the added power to support a
> faster rate, but the EZKit is running out of "real time."
>
> Another, again not trivial approach, would be to connect up a UART as a
> piece of hardware. That might make sense.
>
> I have certainly had times when the 9600 seem restrictive. On the other
> hand, it is also easy to grow in all directions, like bandwidth and dynamic
> range, in which case it becomes a different radio ;-)
>
> Good things to think about, though.
>
> 73, Bob W7PUA
>
>
> At 03:00 AM 1/12/2009 +0000, Luis Cupido wrote:
>> Bob,
>>
>> How difficult it is to put the DSP working at
>> 38400b/s or 96800b/s on the serial port ?
>>
>> Would you think the mumber of packets could
>> be increased to 5 to 10 spectral updates per second ?
>> Or is there another impediment?
>>
>> Just dreaming out loud ;-)
>>
>> Luis Cupido.
>> ct1dmk.
>>
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