Have a look at       www.DSPguide.com     - A good introduction .  You'll
need to get into manufacturers data sheets to figure out exactly how to
implement things however.

Spectrum Digital sell starter kits which is a good way to go (Texas DSPs) -
or, just quietly, the dsPIC starter kit looks like a winner also - but
don't ask how I know.

Richard P



Hi Guys
can anyone give me a few pointers on where to start on DSP.

regards
                Luis

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