Options for DSP hardware for Under Grad Lab? We have TI 6713 dsp kits in our Lab but since those kits are very old(They were started/released near 2000) we are now considering to get new dsp kits ,so our under grad students may clear their hardware concepts related to dsp in a better way
I have seen a question on DSP SE that is some how relevant and  especially the answer of Hilmar there.
But am i bit confused?
Is it okay to use kits like Rasberry PI or Aurdino,for teaching dsp Lab to under grad students?especially as alternative option to dsp kits of TI or Analog devices
If possible,Please also recommend other hardware options
Link of relevant question
Hardware kits for DSP Lab?
I think using a Raspberry PI or Arduino (without ADCs or DACs) has no advantage over using just a PC with Matlab or Python. The thing that separates DSP hardware from &quot;normal&quot; processors is that they can do certain operations very fast and/or in parallel. If you want to do something cool, I would use a FPGA with ADCs and DACs like the Red Pitaya for lab experiments.