A sonar signal processing system based on TMS320 series

Author

Cai, Huizhi ; Qiao, Jun

Author_Institution

Bremen Univ., Germany

Volume

2

fYear

1994

fDate

13-16 Sep 1994

Abstract

The TMS320 series SLSI (Super Large Scale Integration) used mainly in digital signal processing (DSP) has been developed by Texas Instruments. TMS320c25 is its second generation DSP SLSI, it has characteristics of fast speed, low power consumption and has been widely used in DSP system. TMS320c30 is its third generation production. Its characteristics are all-floating point operation, faster speed, larger internal storage and ease of programming. We have developed a sonar signal processing system based on TMS320c25 and TMS320c30. It consists of a digital filter, raising sampling rate system, DICANNE interference cancelling system, adaptive linear-spectrum enhancing system, calculating distance and direction system and FFT and ZOOM FFT system. The results of calculation are sent to display and expert systems to find a moving target

Keywords

FIR filters; VLSI; adaptive signal processing; digital signal processing chips; distance measurement; floating point arithmetic; interference suppression; signal sampling; sonar signal processing; sonar tracking; DICANNE interference cancelling system; FFT; FIR filtering; Super Large Scale Integration; TMS320 series SLSI; TMS320c25; TMS320c30; Texas Instruments; ZOOM FFT; adaptive linear-spectrum enhancing system; all-floating point operation; beam forming system; cross power spectrum tracing system; digital filter; digital signal processing; distance calculation; moving target detection; sampling rate system; sensor line array; sonar signal processing system; underwater system; Adaptive signal processing; Character generation; Digital signal processing; Energy consumption; Instruments; Large scale integration; Power generation; Production; Signal processing; Sonar;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

OCEANS '94. 'Oceans Engineering for Today's Technology and Tomorrow's Preservation.' Proceedings

Conference_Location

Brest

Print_ISBN

0-7803-2056-5

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/OCEANS.1994.364105

Filename

364105