JDSP

AJDSP App enables mobile simulation and visualization of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) concepts and algorithms on Android devices such as the Android phones and tablets. AJDSP utilizes the resources and features of the Android platform in order to create an appealing student learning environment. This app has been developed for education purposes at the SenSIP Center, ASU. The app supports several DSP functions pertaining to topics such as filter design, convolution, multirate signal processing and the FFT. The AJDSP app comprises an easy-to-use interactive design, a block-based programming environment and numerous visualization tools. In addition, the app has the capabilities to access several on-board sensors such as accelerometer, camera and microphone (version 2.0 to be released).

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Software development performed by Suhas Ranganath and Deepta Rajan based on an adaptation of the prior J-DSP software.
J-DSP and A-JDSP concepts by Andreas Spanias.
Overall Software Architect and Project Director: Andreas Spanias.
Consultants: Jayaraman J. Thiagarajan, Karthikeyan N. Ramamurthy, and Mahesh Banavar.
J-DSP and A-JDSP software is protected under ABOR/ASU copyright.
Software development is supported by NSF grant award # 0817596 and by ASU SenSIP.
Android is a trademark of Google Inc.

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Supported by the NSF CCLI phase 3 grant award no. 0817596 and the ASU SenSIP Center.