CCS/IWR6843ISK: Training for development

Kazu Hira

Part Number: IWR6843ISK
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: IWR6843AOP, , , DCA1000EVM, AWR1843, SYSBIOS

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hello,

I want to develop millimeter wave radar and purchased IWR6843AOP, IWR6843ISK,IWR6843ISK-ODS, AWR1843, DCA1000EVM and carrier board.

I'm very familiar with milimeter wave radar but I'm not familiar with embedded system.

I'm focusing on changing AoA algorithms and want to implement it on DSP.

Could you let me know training for embedded system development? (There is no problem whether free or not)

Regards,

Kazuki

0 Vaibhav Mahimkar over 5 years ago

Hello

0 Kazu Hira over 5 years ago in reply to Vaibhav Mahimkar

Hello,

I have already checked all videos.

But I think these video shows hot use milimeter wave radar and Demo projects.

I'm already familiar with principle of millimeter wave radar and using demo projects.

I want to know how to development for your embedded system(CCS, RTOS, DSP C67x, and so on).

Do you have any training?

Regards,

Kazuki

0 Nitin Sakhuja over 5 years ago in reply to Kazu Hira

Hi Kazuki-san

There are TI RTOS and CCS training workshops on ti.com. I have listed specific examples below:

BIOS users guide: For SYSBIOS version 6.73.01.01 which is installed as part of MMWAVE-SDK 3.3, the BIOS user guide is available at the following location. This is the best resource for learning about the operating System: C:\ti\bios_6_73_01_01\docs\Bios_User_Guide.pdf
Getting Started with TI-RTOS: workshop agenda
How to Develop a Project With TI SYS/BIOS
Debugging Common Application Issues with TI-RTOS (this covers some of the advanced topics such as stack overflows, device exceptions, and memory mismanagement.)
Getting Started with Code Composer Studio v7
C6000 Cache - Overview (7 of 15)
Using C6000 EDMA3 - Part 1 (13 of 15)

In addition, the following concepts are fundamental to developing for TI RTOS (SYSBIOS) so please refer to the following resources as well:

Linker command file:TI Linker Command File Primer
Linker command file (advanced):Advanced Linker Techniques for Convenient and Efficient Memory Usage

Regards

-Nitin

0 Kazu Hira over 5 years ago in reply to Nitin Sakhuja

Hello Nitin-san,

That looks so great.

I'll try to learn it.

Thank you!

Regards,

Kazuki

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