13 discussions on ElectronDepot about the Texas Instruments F2812: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
Hi:I'm considering to buy a Dell Precision M90 laptop to replace a regular PC on a cart that was used to wheel around and program various embedded devices.The new laptops of course don't offer old-fashioned ports like parallel and RS-232. ...
Before I start Goolging my brains out I thought I would ask the group:I'm looking for any information to on implementing float-point algorithms in fixed-point math.Thanks.
Hi:I'm considering to buy a Dell Precision M90 laptop to replace a regular PC on a cart that was used to wheel around and program various embedded devices.The new laptops of course don't offer old-fashioned ports like parallel and RS-232. ...
Hi - I'm looking at doing some DSP work (specifically, I'm working onan AHARS system).I've never worked with a DSP - but I understand them to essentially bea microcontroller with especially strong math abilities. Thus thisseems like a...
Hi:Even though I am able to do what I want with the existing 150MHz TMS320F2812 digital signal controller (DSC), I am always eager to have more speed, since applications that were otherwise inconceivable may become possible if more speed...
Hi,I have a low power pwm inverter designed back in 1996 which currentlyuses 4 ls ttl for logic and the first couple of dozen bytes of a 2764eprom to store 90 degree out of phase half sine tables. Inverter outputfrequency is 400Hz.I need to...