TMS320C2000™ Delfino Multi-day Workshop
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  OVERVIEW   

The TMS320C2000 Delfino multi-day workshop is a hands-on technical course facilitated by qualified Texas Instruments instructors. This workshop will cover the Delfino F2833x devices, which are the latest members of C2000 MCU family. The lab exercises are performed using the F28335 eZdsp development board.

The workshop steps the user through system initialization, peripheral setup and programming an application into flash memory using the Flash Plug-in utility. Topics also included are IQmath, the DMA, and DSP/BIOS.

Every lab exercise builds on the previous lab exercise, running a common application theme throughout the workshop.   

Course Prerequisites

This course has no specific prerequisites. However some familiarity with the following is especially helpful:

  • Embedded processor design
  • Digital signal processor design
  • C and assembly language programming
  • Graphical development environments such as Code Composer Studio TM

While digital signal processing, motor control theory, and power supply design is not specifically covered in the workshop, understanding these concepts may help you better understand their implementation with the processor. 

TMS320C2000 Delfino Multi-day Workshop Outline

  1. Architecture Overview
  2. Programming Development Environment
  3. Peripheral Register Header Files
  4. Reset and Interrupts
  5. System Initialization
  6. Analog-to-Digital Converter
  7. Control Peripherals
  8. Numerical Concepts and IQmath
  9. Direct Memory Access (DMA)
  10. System Design
  11. Communications
  12. DSP/BIOS
  13. Support Resources

 

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  • " This workshop was excellent and helped me gain valuable learning time. I can start to develop weeks earlier than without this course. Also, it helps to identify project risks."
  • "It saved me at least 3 months of reading documents and convinced me to use IQ Library in the future."
  • "It is an excellent starter course. I wish I had taken it before we started our development."
  •  "Excellent class - this should save our company weeks, if not months, of development time. We have a better understanding of C28x capability and features. It will also reduce programming time."
  • "This workshop is related directy to current work activities and has presented the concepts and tools as a great foundation to build on."
  • "This is only class I've ever taken that I can actually use the information in my job. I'm ready to go in to work on Monday morning and know what I need to do to complete my project. Thanks TI!

 

Workshop Pricing

 

United   States       

Dec 08-10, 2009  Chicago, IL

$1595.00 without an F28335 eZdspTM 

$2090.00 inlcudes an F28335 eZdspTM 

 

Europe                 

Oct 20-23, 2009      Landshut, Germany

Nov 17-20, 2009    Reading, England                     

2250.00 + VAT includes an F28335 eZdspTM,F2808  eZdspTM or F2812 eZdspTM  

1800.00 + VAT without an F28335 eZdspTM,F2808 eZdspTM or F2812 eZdspTM 

Israel                     

$950.00 without an F28335 eZdspTM   

Mexico                     $3000 pesos + IVA without an F28335 eZdspTM  

Workshop Length: 

European workshop runs 4 days 

United States workshop runs 3 days 

Classes begin at 8:30am and run through 5:00pm each day

 

Workshops are conducted in the following languages:

  • All European and USA Multi-day workshops are conducted in English
  • Workshops in Korea are conducted in Korean
  • Workshops in China and Taiwan are conducted in Mandarin Chinese
  • Workshops in other parts of Asia are conducted in English
  • Workshop student guide and PPT used in all workshops is the English version 

 

* European classes are subject to cancellation if minimum number of attendees is not met one  week prior to the date of the workshop.  

* United States classes are subject to cancellation if minimum number of attendees is not met two weeks prior to the date of the workshop.  

Minimum = 5   Maximum = 12