AJDSP

AJDSP enables simulation of DSP concepts and algorithms on Android devices.

The AJDSP educational software package enables simulation of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) concepts and algorithms on Android mobile phones and tablets. Designed as a standalone app, it utilizes the resources and features of the Android platform in order to create a compelling student learning environment.

AJDSP provides an intuitive multi-touch user interface; DSP simulations can be established as a block diagram using a simple touch-n-drop procedure. All functions in AJDSP are organized as graphical blocks that can be visually added to the main workspace. AJDSP has a rich suite of signal processing functions including signal generators, digital filters, pole-zero and frequency response computation, FIR and IIR filter design algorithms, FFT, plot functions, a sound recorder/player, and many others.

The content of the AJDSP courseware is enriched by incorporating several online multimedia tools such as YouTube videos, interactive presentations, social media discussion forums, a textbook, and other documentation.

This app has been developed for education purposes in the Signal Processing Laboratory of the SenSIP Center at Arizona State University.

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