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TI54xxDSP Interface with MCU-51 Based on HPI

Liu Ji-zeng

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The key of designing master-slave DSP application systems is data communication between the master and slave machines.Generally there are many methods of realizing the communication.The communication between the TMS320C54xx chip(Host Port Interface) and MCU-51 based on HPI is introduced in this paper.And the detailed hardware and software design are given.

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The key of designing master-slave DSP application systems is data communication between the master and slave machines.Generally there are many methods of realizing the communication.The communication between the TMS320C54xx chip(Host Port Interface) and MCU-51 based on HPI is introduced in this paper.And the detailed hardware and software design are given.

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The key of designing master-slave DSP application systems is data communication between the master and slave machines.Generally there are many methods of realizing the communication.The communication between the TMS320C54xx chip(Host Port Interface) and MCU-51 based on HPI is introduced in this paper.And the detailed hardware and software design are given.

Key concepts: Microcontroller, Interface (matter), Embedded system, Key (lock), Computer science, Host (biology), Port (circuit theory), Software

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