ADC-DAC

In this experiment we performed ADC-DAC on the DSP processor (TMS320).This processor has two 8 bit ADC's and one external 12 bit DAC. We generated different types of waves like sine wave, sawtooth wave, triangle wave & ramp-pedestal wave. We did this by mapping the given bits to the function thus getting the required values.We also used 10k pot to see the changing voltage. There are two 8 bit ADC's to increase the speed of processing.

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