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Sequential addressing of I/O ports on the TMS320C54x DSP

Posted: 14 May 2001  Print Version  Bookmark and Share Subscribe

Keywords: texas instruments  dsp  sequential addressing  tms320c54x 

[Summary of tips] This application note discusses how the tables of data can be transferred using the sequential I/O port addresses of Texas Instruments' TMS320C54x DSP family.View the PDF document for more information.
 

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