Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "DDS",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Direct digital synthesiser is made for handhelds from
Analog Devices, which we summarised at the time by saying "The AD9913 is the first DDS device to deliver a 250MHz clock rate while consuming as little as 50mW of power".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Software for Xilinx electronic system level design from
Synplicity: "Synplicity has joined the Xilinx ESL Initiative, adding its Synplify DSP software to the Xilinx ESL design ecosystem".
In November 2007, we covered the news from Real Time Innovations
concerning its RTI Data Distribution Service
- take a look at Integration takes advantage of Ada technology
which says: "RTI Data Distribution Service is a high-performance messaging and data-caching solution for the development and integration of applications that require low latency and high throughput".
Take a look also at the news release from Synplicity, Software supports FPGA devices,
as well as Serial interface adopts a low rpofile from Sealevel Systems,
and Digital data storage adds new life to networks from Bluewater Systems.
See also:
Function generator runs from 0.1Hz to 10MHz
(July 2007)
Versatile signal source combines waveform generation, pulse generation and frequency sweep in one low-cost instrument
Hybrid generator promises best of both worlds
(May 2007)
Dual-channel hybrid function/arbitrary waveform generator boasts the largest waveforms, widest bandwidth and fastest rise time in its class
Kukura to steer architectural issues
(May 2007)
PrismTech Senior Consultant Bob Kukura had been elected to the Object Management Group's (OMG) Architecture Board (AB)
Survey offers chance to specify DDS standard
(April 2007)
Survey aims to provide a clearly focused perspective on the current and planned implementations of the Data Distribution Service for Real-Time Systems middleware standard
Missile system demo shows HLA/DDS interoperability
(April 2007)
Simware modelling and simulation system shows integration between high-level architecture (HLA) and data distribution service (DDS) real-time middleware nodes
Clock generator keeps networks in sync
(March 2007)
Network clock generator promises a new standard of performance to maximise network uptime and increase system stability and reliability
Growth spurred by contracts with large companies
(March 2007)
Software specialist saw significant growth in third quarter
Alliance addresses network-centric operations
(January 2007)
PrismTech is working with ANTs Software to provide pre-integrated real-time QoS-enabled information management products for network centric operations and warfare (NCOW) systems integrators
Technical seminars to tour the UK
(January 2007)
The Analog Devices 2007 Technical Seminar Series will come to the UK during March
DDS ICs integrate 14bit DACs
(December 2006)
Targeting high-speed communications, instrumentation and military applications, GSPS DDS ICs with integrated 14bit DACs offer improved dynamic performance
Are we WEEE-ready?
(November 2006)
The much-discussed and much-delayed Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) regulations will soon come into force in the UK, says James Skidmore
Missing link connects control and enterprise
(October 2006)
RTI Real-Time Connect is a novel approach to integrating enterprise applications with real-time applications, data and devices
Instruments make debuts in Munich
(September 2006)
At the 2006 Electronica exhibition, TTi will show a number of innovative test and measurement products for the first time at a major European exhibition
Online software aids DDS development
(August 2006)
Analog Devices has expanded its suite of online evaluation tools with the introduction of ADIsimDDS
Next generation for data distribution
(July 2006)
OpenSplice v2.0 provides a real-time information backbone, ensuring the right information is available in the right place at the right time
Alliance moves middleware into COTS marketplace
(July 2006)
Thales and PrismTech have signed a strategic alliance that will see PrismTech independently develop and commercially exploit Thales' Data Distribution Service middleware technologies
Low-cost function generator runs up to 50MHz
(May 2006)
A low-cost DDS function generator with arbitrary waveform capability can generate high-purity sinewaves up to 40MHz and square waves up to 50MHz
MCU takes precision analogue peripherals onboard
(April 2006)
A precision analogue MCU combines new levels of on-chip integration, performance and analogue peripherals for motor control and smart sensing applications in industrial and automotive designs
Function generator boasts low distortion and noise
(February 2006)
A new function generator combines the performance of a low-distortion analogue source with the precision of direct digital synthesis to achieve exceptionally low levels of distortion and noise
Bridging the gap
(February 2006)
Between low-end affordable arbitrary function generators and high-end expensive arbitrary waveform generators, Ron Glazer argues that Tabor's Wonder Wave Series offers the best of both worlds
Arbitrary waveform generators run up to 100MHz
(January 2006)
Two new arbitrary waveform generators combine 1Mword of memory per channel with a variable clock architecture producing speeds of up to 100MHz
Generator boasts best arbitrary capabilities
(December 2005)
The Model 2730 is a 50MHz function/arbitrary waveform generator that features 4Mbyte of arbitrary waveform memory, a 125Msample/s sample rate and pulse rise/fall times as low as 6ns
Function generator has a longer memory
(November 2005)
The TGA12101 arbitrary/function generator has been redesigned to incorporate one million words of high-speed waveform memory giving it the longest memory of any instrument in its class
Software adds network data distribution service
(July 2005)
Kuka Controls has successfully integrated its VxWin product with Real-Time Innovations' (RTI) open architecture network data distribution service, NDDS
Multichannel DDS chips offer flexible clocking
(July 2005)
The industry's first multichannel DDS devices provide solutions to two common design challenges faced by system engineers in a range of applications
News on the NDDS with Integrity RTOS from Real Time Innovations
(December 2004)
Real-Time Innovations and Green Hills Software have developed a standards-based data distribution platform for embedded applications demanding total reliability and absolute security
Research contracts stimulate innovations
(November 2004)
Real Time Innovations has received two Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contracts
Real-time middleware meets new DDS standard
(September 2004)
NDDS (Network Data Distribution Service), RTI's publish-subscribe middleware, is now available based on the Object Management Group's (OMG) Data Distribution Service (DDS, V1.0)
High-speed generator has many functions
(August 2004)
The TGA12101 is a high-speed arbitrary waveform generator and function generator which uses a sample clock speed of up to 100MHz
Synthesiser brings DDS and PLL together
(April 2004)
Designers can achieve faster, smarter RF synthesis systems using the industry's first low-cost low-power monolithic solution to integrate both direct digital synthesis and phased locked loop circuits
US Navy subscribes to middleware model
(March 2004)
The US Navy has developed its new Navy Open Architecture (OA) Test Facility with NDDS as its data distribution middleware
Pair push for US Navy open systems
(March 2004)
LynuxWorks and RTI are working together to deliver RTI's NDDS open standards middleware to LynuxWorks' LynxOS embedded real-time operating system
Sysgo ties up German distribution deal
(January 2004)
Real Time Innovations and Sysgo have signed a partnership agreement combining product integration with sales, support and service of RTI products by Sysgo
New framework to simplify real-time applications
(August 2003)
The OMG has adopted the Data Distribution Service specification, a publish-subscribe framework that will become the standard communications model for systems with real-time networking requirements