'DSPs' Category Archive

Microchip PIC32 DSP Library

Posted by Ken Cheung in DSPs on Monday, April 6, 2009

Microchip Technology introduced their no-cost, royalty-free high performance PIC32 DSP Library. The new library can execute a 256-point, 16-bit RADIX-2 Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) in 283 microseconds. The free evaluation version of the MPLAB C Compiler for PIC32 MCUs, with the new PIC32 DSP Library, can be downloaded. The full version of the C Complier [...]

Digital Radio Mondiale Decoder on HiFi 2 Audio DSP

Posted by Ken Cheung in DSPs, IP Cores on Monday, March 30, 2009

Tensilica is offering the Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) decoder for their HiFi 2 Audio DSP. The implementation is based on software developed by Dolby and has passed Dolby’s certification procedure. As a result, Tensilica’s HiFi 2 Audio DSP core can be used to run all decoders required throughout the world for digital radio. Tensilica’s HiFi [...]

CEVA-HD-Audio DSP Solution

Posted by Ken Cheung in DSPs on Thursday, January 15, 2009

CEVA, Inc. (Nasdaq: CEVA) (LSE: CVA) introduced the CEVA-HD-Audio single-core solution for HD audio applications. The CEVA-HD-Audio configurable and programmable platform is ideal for home entertainment and consumer products — including Blu-ray DVDs, DTVs, set-top boxes and other home A/V devices. The CEVA-HD-Audio solution is currently available for licensing.

Ambarella A5 Hybrid Camera Platform

Posted by Ken Cheung in DSPs, Reference Design on Monday, January 5, 2009

Ambarella, Inc. introduced the A5 system-on-a-chip (SoC) platform for hybrid cameras. The A5 platform features 10 mega-pixel (MP) still images, full high-definition (HD) recording, and simultaneous dual-resolution recording for fast internet sharing. The A5 SoC platform enables consumers to take high-quality photos and video in affordably priced pocket-sized cameras. Consumer hybrid cameras based on the [...]

Digital Signal Processing Theory Architecture and Algorithms Course

Posted by Ken Cheung in DSPs, Events, Training on Thursday, October 2, 2008

The Institute for System Level Integration and Steepest Ascent Ltd. will host a digital signal processing course at the Bath Innovation Centre on October 20-23, 2008. The 4-day intensive course will focus on digital signal processing, architectures, and algorithms. The event will provide attendees with a solid and intuitive understanding of the essential digital signal [...]

BDTI Benchmarks for picoChip PC102 multicore-DSP

Posted by Ken Cheung in DSPs, Research on Wednesday, November 28, 2007

According to Berkeley Design Technology (BDTI) benchmarks, picoChip’s PC102 multicore signal processing device has a 40-fold advantage in price-performance over traditional DSP processors solutions in key communications benchmarks, and 8-times higher absolute performance.
The BDTI Communications Benchmark (OFDM)(TM) shows that the PC102 picoArray(TM) can implement 14 benchmark channels in a single device running 160MHz. This represents [...]

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