This semester started a new era in Digital Signal Processing
at Western Michigan University.
Twelve computers in Kohrman Hall were installed with
Texas Instrument's TMS320 Digital
Signal Processors. This hardware will be coupled with
a Code Composer Software to allow for an easily programmable
processor. The software is equipped with both a C compiler
and an Assembly compiler. The processors will be used
under undergraduate projects, which will analyze digital
signals applied to image and speech processing.
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Dr. Abdel-Qader Gets
Grant
The proposal from Western Michigan University's Dr.
Ikhlas Abdel-Qader, developing an Ethernet-Based imaging
and visualization infrastructure, supports interdisciplinary
research projects that span a variety of application
areas such as Information Visualization, Imaging Science,
Color Analysis, Time-Varying Images, and . . .
