THE TMS320C30 APPLICATIONS BOARD FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION (CONTAINS SCANNED TEXT)

This book describes the architecture of the TMS320C30 APPB (applications board), part of the TSM320C30 XDS1000 Development System. The APPB was designed to provide a basic platform for software development and a variety of interfaces to the TMS320C30. The four key interfaces used on the APPB are:

- SRAM

- EPROM

- Dual-port SRAM

- DRAM

The book provides basic functional details of the TMS320C30 APPB. Since the SRAM and EPRM interfaces on the APPB are simple, the book's discussion centers on the dual-port SRAM and RAM interfaces and includes the following topics:

- Discussion of the APPB features

- Host/TMS320C30 Interface

- Expansion interface

Supporting figures include:

- Host interface block diagram TMS320C30 bank addressing

- Timing diagrams

- TMS320C30 applications

- TMS320C30 Applications board

Tables included cover:

- Host I/O Memory locations for control registers

- APPB general-purpose control register bits and bit definitions

The book concludes with a series of appendices that contain source code for routines written in C. The contents of these appendices include:

- TMS320C30 applications board routines for both the PC side and the TMS320C30 side

- Memory map and description (TMS320C30 view)

- TMS320C30 software development board

- Various modules

- TMS320C30 software development schematics

- TMS320C30 SWDS DRAM module schematics

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