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This site contains technical information, support documentation and software updates for Spectrum Digital's
line of development tools for Texas Instruments' C5000 Digital Signal Processors (DSPs). For
product information and ordering, please visit the main Spectrum Digital web site at
www.spectrumdigital.com.
The C5000 family is based on several DSP cores with several variants of each core. The DSPs
on the development boards are selected to use the most feature-rich version of each core so
developers can target multiple members of each core with varying levels of resource.
The following table lists out development boards by core and shows which family members can be targeted
most easily with each board.
Spectrum Digital C5000 Family Tools Quick Reference
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DSK5510 |
EVM5502 |
EVM5509A Plus |
DSP on
Target
Board |
TMS320VC5510
200 MHz
32-bit EMIF
320Kb on-chip RAM
3 McBSPs |
TMS320VC5502
300 MHz
32-bit EMIF
64Kb on-chip RAM
3 McBSPs
On-chip UART
I2C Controller |
TMS320VC5509
200 MHz
16-bit EMIF
256Kb on-chip RAM
3 McBSPs
MMc Controller
USB 1.1 Controller
I2C Controller
Real-Time Clock
4 Channel A/D
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Special
Board
Features |
On-board Emulation
Power Test Points
DSK Code Composer |
128x64 LCD Keypad
Power Test Points |
On-board Emulation
128x64 LCD Keypad
Power Test Points
NI Connector |
Related
DSPs |
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TMS320VC5501
32kb on-chip RAM
2 McBSPs |
TMS320VC5507
128Kb on-chip RAM
No MMC
TMS320VC5503
64Kb on-chip RAM
No MMC, USB< or ADC
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| TI Datasheets |
C55xx |
C55xx |
C55xx |
Recommended
Emulators |
XDS510USB
XDS510PP+ |
XDS510USB
XDS510PP+ |
XDS510USB
XDS510PP+ |
* Not supported on board ** Available on daughtercard connector only
A typical development system includes a target board, a JTAG emulator and a copy of TI's
Code Composer Studio IDE. Developer Starter Kits (DSKs) include entry-level versions of
an embedded JTAG emulator and Code Composer Studio that only work with the DSK board itself.
Evaluation modules (EVMs) require an external JTAG emulator and full Code Composer Studio and
are suitable for engineers designing their own hardware.
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