How to Enter EEWeb TI TMS320C6748 DSP Development Kit (LCDK) Giveaway?

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#1 21663513 24 Aug 2012 21:06

Cody Miller Cody Miller

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21663513 24 Aug 2012 21:06

We are giving away a TI TMS320C6748 DSP Dev Kit (LCDK). If you are interested leave a comment at the bottom of the development kit review.
"TI TMS320C6748 DSP Dev Kit (LCDK)":http://www.eeweb.com/blog/bob_casiano/tis-tms320c6748-dsp-development-kit-lcd

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#2 21663514 24 Aug 2012 22:14

Fredrik Nyman Fredrik Nyman

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21663514 24 Aug 2012 22:14

Really cool! Definitely interested in playing with one of these!
#3 21663515 25 Aug 2012 00:55

Roger L Roger L

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21663515 25 Aug 2012 00:55

This DSP development kit sure come in handy for my design work. I would love to have one.
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#4 21663516 25 Aug 2012 01:12

Kvks kumar Kvks kumar

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21663516 25 Aug 2012 01:12

I am trying to do some projects in DSP. This can be of great help in that case. I am interested in this giveaway. thanks
#5 21663517 25 Aug 2012 09:23

varun gowtham varun gowtham

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21663517 25 Aug 2012 09:23

It's really excellent
#6 21663518 25 Aug 2012 10:20

Mike Burr Mike Burr

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21663518 25 Aug 2012 10:20

it would be interesting to see the capabilities of the DSP kit to analyze lower power signals, and see what can be done with our current systems that are processed with Analog Switching and sample and hold circuits.
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#7 21663519 28 Aug 2012 09:37

George James George James

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21663519 28 Aug 2012 09:37

very much interested
#8 21663520 07 Oct 2012 13:53

Brihasapti Bhat Brihasapti Bhat

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21663520 07 Oct 2012 13:53

Please let me have one for my DSP project..................Its really cool
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#9 21663521 12 Oct 2012 23:31

Mark Harrington Mark Harrington

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21663521 12 Oct 2012 23:31

No moving parts The Future of Electronics in messaging Audio, Voice activation coupled with TEXAS INSTRUMENTS new I2C Class D 25watt audio output Ic announced today featured with EEWEB Good luck to all that participated with this
#10 21663522 15 Oct 2012 01:00

Ramesh Rai Ramesh Rai

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21663522 15 Oct 2012 01:00

Hi,

cool, send me one of this, thanks a lot

regards,
ramesh
#11 21663523 10 Aug 2014 12:42

Joern Soerensen Joern Soerensen

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21663523 10 Aug 2014 12:42

Really interesting stuff . Would like to figure out all the possibilities of this unit
#12 21663524 15 Aug 2014 12:31

Joseph Shim Joseph Shim

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21663524 15 Aug 2014 12:31

Huh. Might be an interesting test and dev platform for a physical password management drive idea I have. Interested!
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion centers on a giveaway of the Texas Instruments TMS320C6748 DSP Development Kit (LCDK). Participants express strong interest in acquiring the kit for various digital signal processing (DSP) projects and design work. The kit is recognized for its potential to facilitate DSP applications, including analyzing low power signals and replacing analog switching and sample-and-hold circuits. The conversation also highlights the kit's relevance for audio and voice activation development, referencing Texas Instruments' new I2C Class D 25-watt audio output IC. Overall, the TMS320C6748 LCDK is viewed as a versatile and valuable platform for DSP experimentation and development.

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TL;DR: To enter, comment on the EEWeb review page for the TI TMS320C6748 LCDK—“We are giving away a TI TMS320C6748 DSP Dev Kit (LCDK).” One kit is offered. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

Why it matters: This quick guide shows exactly where and how to enter, and clarifies common mistakes (like posting here) for students, hobbyists, and DSP pros.

Prize: TI TMS320C6748 DSP Development Kit (LCDK) — 1 unit. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]
How to enter: Leave a comment at the bottom of the EEWeb review page titled “TI TMS320C6748 DSP Dev Kit (LCDK).” [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]
Announcement timestamp: Aug 24, 2012, 21:06:58 CEST. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]
Thread interest continued through Aug 10, 2014 (latest reply noted). [Elektroda, Joern Soerensen, post #21663523]

Quick Facts

Prize: TI TMS320C6748 DSP Development Kit (LCDK) — 1 unit. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]
Entry method: Comment on the EEWeb review page, not in this forum thread. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]
Announcement date/time: Aug 24, 2012, 21:06:58 CEST. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]
Ongoing interest noted as late as Aug 10, 2014. [Elektroda, Joern Soerensen, post #21663523]

How do I enter the EEWeb TI TMS320C6748 LCDK giveaway?

Follow the review link in the announcement, then enter a comment on that EEWeb review page. Do not post here. 1) Open the EEWeb review titled “TI TMS320C6748 DSP Dev Kit (LCDK).” 2) Scroll to the bottom and leave a comment stating your interest. 3) Submit your comment. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

Is the giveaway still open today (November 28, 2025)?

The announcement was posted on Aug 24, 2012. Giveaways of this type are typically short-lived. It is very likely closed now. Check the linked EEWeb review page for any status updates or archived notes. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

Where exactly should I comment to qualify?

Comment at the bottom of the EEWeb review page titled “TI TMS320C6748 DSP Dev Kit (LCDK).” Comments in this forum thread do not count as entries. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

What is the actual prize?

A single Texas Instruments TMS320C6748 DSP Development Kit (LCDK). The announcement specifies one LCDK as the giveaway. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

Does posting “Interested!” here count as an entry?

No. You must leave your entry comment on the EEWeb review page, not in this thread. That is the only stated method. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

Who announced this giveaway and when?

Cody Miller announced it on Aug 24, 2012, at 21:06:58 CEST, linking directly to the EEWeb review for entries. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

What do entrants say about the kit?

Early replies show enthusiasm. One entrant said, “Definitely interested in playing with one of these!” This indicates strong community interest in experimenting with the LCDK. [Elektroda, Fredrik Nyman, post #21663514]

Can the LCDK be used to analyze low-power signals?

One commenter wanted to explore analyzing lower-power signals versus analog switching and sample-and-hold. With suitable analog front-ends, that exploration is feasible on a DSP platform. “It would be interesting to see the capabilities of the DSP kit to analyze lower power signals.” [Elektroda, Mike Burr, post #21663518]

Who is this giveaway useful for?

Students starting DSP projects and professionals prototyping designs showed interest. For example, a user said it would help with DSP projects, and others cited design work. [Elektroda, Kvks kumar, post #21663516]

How many winners are there?

The announcement states a single TI TMS320C6748 LCDK is being given away, so expect one winner. [Elektroda, Cody Miller, post #21663513]

Does later thread activity mean entries were still open years after 2012?

Not necessarily. A later comment appeared on Aug 10, 2014, but the entry method never changed. It still required commenting on the EEWeb review page. [Elektroda, Joern Soerensen, post #21663523]

Someone mentioned an I2C Class D 25 W audio IC—does that affect the giveaway?

No. That comment discusses audio messaging trends and a TI amplifier IC. It does not change entry rules or prize details. [Elektroda, Mark Harrington, post #21663521]