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Xilinx® Training on DSP FPGA Design
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This course allows you to explore the System Generator tool and to gain the expertise you need to develop advanced, low-cost Digital Signal Processing designs. This intermediate course in implementing DSP functions focuses on learning how to use System Generator for DSP, design implementation tools, and hardware co-simulation verification. - Test Your Knowledge
This course provides a foundation for Digital Signal Processing (DSP) techniques for Xilinx FPGAs. The course begins with a refresher of basic binary number theory, mathematics, and the essential features within the FPGA that are important to signal processing. The body of the course explores a variety of filter techniques with emphasis on optimal implementation in Xilinx devices and continues with an examination of FFTs, video, and image processing. - Test Your Knowledge
MATLAB® Fundamentals is a two-day course that provides a working introduction to the MATLAB technical computing environment. This course is intended for beginning and intermediate users, though even experienced users will benefit from seeing MATLAB used by professional MathWorks trainers. No prior knowledge of MATLAB is required.
Simulink® for Signal Processing is a two-day fundamental course for signal processing engineers who are new to system and algorithm modeling and design in Simulink. Through basic modeling techniques and tools, it shows how to develop Simulink block diagrams.
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Getting Started with System Generator Learn how to create a DSP design that includes memories and control using Simulink and implement that design into a Xilinx FPGA, design highly efficient FIR filters for Xilinx device architectures, and define fixed-point numeric precision abstractly using the Xilinx DSP blockset. More Download Lab Files (1.2MB zip) Released: Oct 2006 | Views: 10,307 |












