About the Lab
TI-DSP laboratory was set up in the EE Department in June 1996. Texas Instruments agreed to provide DSP-specific hardware and software support, while infrastructure support comes from the institute and sponsored projects. The lab supports DSP hands-on projects at undergraduate level, conducts DSP labs for undergraduate students for better understanding using real DSP processors, supports DSP research and development at postgraduate level, provides feasibility studies on DSP projects, and is equipped with the latest DSP platforms.
Research Areas
01 State-of-the-art Video Coding (AVC/H.264 & HEVC/H.265)
02 Scalable Video Coding
03 Wavelet-based Video Coding
04 Video Watermarking
05 Wavelet-based Image Coding
06 Multidimensional Multirate Systems
07 M-band non-separable filter bank applications in Volume Rendering
08 Image Processing
09 Applications of non-separable wavelets
10 VLSI implementation of Wavelet-based applications
11 Parameter Estimation of Chirp signals
Facilities & Equipment
TMS320VC5510 DSK board (Fixed-point Processor)
TMS320VC6713 DSK board (Floating-point Processor)
TMS32054x DSK board
TMDXVDP6437 Digital Video Developers Platform
TMDXEVM6467 DaVinci Board
TMS3205x DSK kit
TMS32062xx/67xx EVM board
Lab Courses
EE352 — Undergraduate DSP Lab