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Originally released as a DSP, the C2000 was recently re-classified as a microcontroller (MCU). This was largely due to it's core functionalities, processing rate and applications. However, there are several features on the C2000 MCU that optimizes it for it's tag line, "real-time controls".
Within C2000 there are three families. These families were created with certain features to be enhanced. It's important to note that although these families may be referenced differently, they share the same software and support compatibility.
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Because of C2000's legacy as a DSP, there are many courses that have implemented this hardware and material in teaching "DSP" concepts. The C2000 can fill two roles, DSP lab and controls lab. Courses such as signals and systems and real-time DSP can be easily taught using the advantages of the C2000 DSP core with floating point options. Concept materials such as real-time digital filtering (IIR, FIR, etc) using both audio algorithms and digital signal control are available on our C2000 Teaching ROM. In addition, the C2000 has begun to take root in courses that require the general purpose flexibility found in microcontrollers, the specialization of analog peripherals, the robust-industrial communication interfaces and the algorithm computing power. |
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Ideal for traditional lab courses where students have access to equipment and hardware in a formal setting.
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Ideal for courses where students are requested to purchase their own hardware. Platforms are targeted to be lower-cost, have high hardware integration and are portable.
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Ideal for research projects, advanced design, senior projects or for adding application specific exposure to the regular lab environment.
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