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dsp kit c6670

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS320C6670

1st : which is better in data rate and which one is more  simple to use  to connect 2 dsp kits together ? ethernet or hyperlink cable 

2nd : i need link and info how to use the co processors in the kit (FFTC , TCP3D , TCP3e) how tomake the  initialization for them and make them ready to work ?? 

thanks 

  • Karim Ashraf,

    Welcome to the TI E2E forum. I hope you will find many good answers here and in the TI.com documents and in the TI Wiki Pages. Be sure to search those for helpful information and to browse for the questions others may have asked on similar topics.

    The documents and software links are found in the TMS320C6670 Product Folder.

    The datasheet will tell you the maximum speed at which all of the various peripherals and modules can be run.

    The Throughput Performance Guide will give you measured performance numbers for tests that were run on the various peripherals.

    The Multi Core Software Development Kit (MCSDK) 2.0 may be found through a link in the Software & Tools part of that Product Folder. And information like the MCSDK User Guide may be found on the TI Wiki Pages. Search there for "MCSDK 2.0 user guide" (no quotes).

    The MCSDK has libraries and example files that you will use to start your development with the co-processors you mentioned.

     

    HyperLink can run at a higher data rate. Ethernet is easier to use if you are familiar with using a Network Stack. The cabling for HyperLink may be an issue for you between two EVM boards, but the ethernet cable should not cause you any problems in that scenario.

    Regards,
    RandyP

  • please i have another question : we want to connect 2 dsp kits with the hyperlink but we don't know how to do that so please tell me how to start in something like that. 

    thanks,