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    To Design Different Filters On DSK TMS320C6713

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    - The document describes an experiment to design different filters on a DSK TMS320C6713 device using Code Composer Studio v6.0. - It includes objectives, equipment/tools, and lab tasks to implement an FIR filter with given coefficients, verify the filter in MATLAB, and create coefficients for low pass, high pass, and band stop filters in MATLAB to copy into CCS. - The first task implements an FIR filter on the DSK device and outputs the filtered signal. The second task verifies the filter design in MATLAB by plotting the input and filtered signals. The third task generates coefficients for various filters in MATLAB and copies them into CCS to verify the results.

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    To Design Different Filters On DSK TMS320C6713

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    - The document describes an experiment to design different filters on a DSK TMS320C6713 device using Code Composer Studio v6.0. - It includes objectives, equipment/tools, and lab tasks to implement an FIR filter with given coefficients, verify the filter in MATLAB, and create coefficients for low pass, high pass, and band stop filters in MATLAB to copy into CCS. - The first task implements an FIR filter on the DSK device and outputs the filtered signal. The second task verifies the filter design in MATLAB by plotting the input and filtered signals. The third task generates coefficients for various filters in MATLAB and copies them into CCS to verify the results.

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    EXPERIMENT 13

    Filter Designing on DSK TMS320C6713


    Objectives:
     To design different filters on DSK TMS320C6713

    EXPERIMENT 13
    Filter Designing on DSK TMS320C6713
    Objectives:
     To design different filters on DSK TMS320C6713
    Equipment /Tool:
    Desktop/ Notebook Computer, DSK TMS320C6713, Code Composer Studio v6.0
    Procedure:
    Perform all the tasks and provide your code and result in the space below the questions
    Lab Tasks

    Q1) Implement the FIR filter with the following coefficients in Code Composer Studio v6.0
    DSK TMS320C6713
    Answer:

    #include"stdafx.h"
    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<iostream>
    #include<math.h>
    #include<conio.h>
    using namespace std;
    void main()

    {
    int n, f = 5, f1 = 50;

    float input[85], coeff_matlab[85], Convolution[172];


    float t = 0;
    cout << "input SIGNAL IS :" << endl;
    for (n = 0; n<85; n++) // for loop TO initializing input vector X[n]
    {
    input[n] = sin(2 * 3.14*f*t) + sin(2 * 3.14*f1*t);
    cout << input[n];
    cout << ", ";
    t = t + 0.01;
    }
    // for discrete-time convolution.
    cout << endl << endl << "Filtered SIGNAL IS :" << endl;
    for (n = 0; n<85; n++)
    {
    Convolution[n] = input[n] * coeff_matlab[n];
    cout << Convolution[n];
    cout << ", ";
    EXPERIMENT 13
    Filter Designing on DSK TMS320C6713
    Objectives:
     To design different filters on DSK TMS320C6713
    Equipment /Tool:
    Desktop/ Notebook Computer, DSK TMS320C6713, Code Composer Studio v6.0
    Procedure:
    Perform all the tasks and provide your code and result in the space below the questions
    Lab Tasks

    Q1) Implement the FIR filter with the following coefficients in Code Composer Studio v
    DSK TMS320C6713
    Answer:

    #include"stdafx.h"
    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<iostream>
    #include<math.h>
    #include<conio.h>
    using namespace std;
    void main()

    {
    int n, f = 5, f1 = 50;

    float input[85], coeff_matlab[85], Convolution[172];


    float t = 0;
    cout << "input SIGNAL IS :" << endl;
    for (n = 0; n<85; n++) // for loop TO initializing input vector X[n]
    {
    input[n] = sin(2 * 3.14*f*t) + sin(2 * 3.14*f1*t);
    cout << input[n];
    cout << ", ";
    t = t + 0.01;
    }
    // for discrete-time convolution.
    cout << endl << endl << "Filtered SIGNAL IS :" << endl;
    for (n = 0; n<85; n++)
    {
    Convolution[n] = input[n] * coeff_matlab[n];
    cout << Convolution[n];
    cout << ", ";
    Equipment /Tool:
    Desktop/ Notebook Computer, DSK TMS320C6713, Code Composer Studio v6.0
    Procedure:
    Perform all the tasks and provide your code and result in the space below the questions
    Lab Tasks

    Q1) Implement the FIR filter with the following coefficients in Code Composer Studio v6.0 and
    DSK TMS320C6713
    Answer:

    #include"stdafx.h"
    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<iostream>
    #include<math.h>
    #include<conio.h>
    using namespace std;
    void main()

    {
    int n, f = 5, f1 = 50;

    float input[85], coeff_matlab[85], Convolution[172];


    float t = 0;
    cout << "input SIGNAL IS :" << endl;
    for (n = 0; n<85; n++) // for loop TO initializing input vector X[n]
    {
    input[n] = sin(2 * 3.14*f*t) + sin(2 * 3.14*f1*t);
    cout << input[n];
    cout << ", ";
    t = t + 0.01;
    }
    // for discrete-time convolution.
    cout << endl << endl << "Filtered SIGNAL IS :" << endl;
    for (n = 0; n<85; n++)
    {
    Convolution[n] = input[n] * coeff_matlab[n];
    cout << Convolution[n];
    cout << ", ";
    }

    _getch();

    }
    Q2) Verify the FIR filter designed in Q1 in MATLAB R2018a
    Answer:
    50Hz highest frequency in given signal so, and are designing filter with fs of 100Hz.
    Code:
    clc
    close all
    t=0:1:length(Num);
    f1= 5;
    f2=50;
    Input_signal=sin(2*pi*f1*t)+sin(2*pi*f2*t);
    figure(1)% For using different plots
    plot(t,Input_signal)% Plotting given signal
    title('Input Signal')
    legend('Input Signal')
    xlabel('Time(sec)')% Labels
    ylabel('Amplitude')
    figure(2)% For using different plots
    plot(Num)% Plotting filter data
    title('Imported Filtered Data Signal')
    legend('Imported Filtered Signal')
    xlabel('Time(sec)')% Labels
    ylabel('Amplitude')
    output=filter(Num,1,Input_signal);
    figure(3)% For using different plots
    plot(t,Input_signal,t,output)% Plotting both signals
    title('Input Signal Vs Filtered Signal')
    legend('Input Signal','Filtered Signal')
    xlabel('Time(sec)')% Labels
    ylabel('Amplitude')
    grid

    Output: -
    Question 3: Create coefficients for low pass, High pass and Band stop filter in MATLAB and
    copy the coefficient of the filter into CCS and verify the result
    Answer:
    50Hz highest frequency in given signal so, and are designing filter with fs of 100Hz.
    Output: -
    LPF:
    Exported MATLAB Coefficient for LPF:
    HPF:

    Exported MATLAB Coefficient for HPF:


    BPF:

    Exported MATLAB Coefficient for BPF:


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