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Questions about the Cyclone II DSP Development Board

Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor II
‎08-17-2009 09:17 PM
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Hi, 

 

I have some questions about the Cyclone II DSP Development Board. 

 

1-Does the board support (both) Microsoft c++ language and Matlab code? 

 

2-Can I connect a tft lcd 6.4 to the board and the lcd needs a connector with 30 pins? 

and can I connect its touch controller to the board? 

Here's the address of the tft lcd and its touch controller that i am using. 

http://www.displaytechnology.co.uk/en/components/tftdisplays/lb064v02-td01.html (http://www.displaytechnology.co.uk/en/components/tftdisplays/lb064v02-td01.html) 

 

3-I am a fifth year student in the department of Electronics and communications engineering in the facult of mechanical and elecrical Engineering? 

And i am thinking about a graducation project that contains the following topics: 

 

a-OFDM Transciever for data and video image. 

b-Face detection & recognition. 

c-Speaker Identification. 

d-Commands Recognition. 

e-Simple OS for controlling a camera and displaying the video on the touch LCD. 

 

So my question is Does the FPGA and the board provide a professional development  

environment for them? 

 

4- I want to design another transciever using the same fpga for the camera so what should I do? 

 

Thanks very much.
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