EE 451 - Objectives

The objective of EE 451 is to have the student design and implement discrete-time filters. Closely coupled to this, the objective of EE 451L is to implement digital filters in real time using a Motorola 56002 Digital Signal Processor chip.

To accomplish this, the student will:

• Learn the basics of discrete time systems, including time domain and frequency domain representations.
• Learn how to analyze and desgin general discrete time systems.
• Learn how to design IIR and FIR filters.
• Learn how to use the Discrete Fourier Transform.
• Learn how to interconnect discrete time systems using different sampling rates.
• Learn how to use computer tools to aid in the analysis and design of discrete time systems.

In the lab, the student will:

• Learn how to program the 56002 DSP in assembly language.
• Learn how to use some of the internal peripherals of the 56002.
• Learn how to use the Motorola manuals and data sheets to get the information necessary to do the above tasks.
• Implement discrete-time systems on the 56002 DSP.