Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "DSP platform",
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 DSP-optimised FPGAs available in volume from
Xilinx, which we summarised at the time by saying "All three devices in the 65nm Virtex-5 SXT family are production-qualified and supported by the XtremeDSP portfolio of development tools and IP".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release DSP platform offers expansion options from
Octasic: "Vocallo is based on Opus, Octasic's DSP core architecture, which offers the highest performance-to-power ratio in the industry with a traditional programming model".
In October 2007, we covered the news from Octasic
concerning its Opus DSP architecture
- take a look at Architecture transforms DSP design
which says: "The Opus architecture solves the most pressing issue of the DSP industry, power consumption".
Take a look also at the news release from Texas Instruments (April 2006-), DSP boosts channel density,
as well as DSP platform offers low-cost solution from Xilinx,
and FPGA software simplifies I/O assignment from Xilinx.
See also:
DSP-powered blade speeds telecomms development
(June 2007)
ATCA DSP blade promises low-cost-per-port approach for next-generation VoIP, media processing and media gateway solutions
FPGAs deliver over 20GMACS for under US $30
(April 2007)
Low-cost DSP-optimised FPGAs claim a new price-performance-power triad for digital signal processing
DSP boasts double memory and I/O bandwidth
(December 2006)
Allowing designers to transition to higher-performing digital signal processors (DSPs) without compromising price, Texas Instruments has announced the cost-effective, high-performance TMS320C6454 DSP
Media processors raise videoconference definition
(November 2006)
Polycom has used multiple high-performance digital media processors to deliver its HDX 9000 series video collaboration platform
Dual DSP platform hosts HD development
(November 2006)
The SMT362 is billed as the ideal development platform for original equipment manufacturers to design and deliver the next generation of HD based video infrastructure
DSP cuts power to new lows
(October 2006)
The TMS320C5506 DSP requires just 0.12mW of power in standby mode and includes other power-efficient features that make it the lowest-power processor in its class
DSP and RISC combine in single-chip VoIP
(September 2006)
Full-featured Gigabit Ethernet IP phone software and silicon package incorporates security and voice quality features to meet the needs of business voice over IP users
SAR convertor claims speed record
(June 2006)
The industry's fastest 16bit successive approximation register analogue-to-digital convertor is 33% faster than the nearest competing device
DaVinci DSP powers up home media server
(April 2006)
An advanced digital media adapter and home media server reference design is based on TI's DaVinci technology
DSP powers up 24-voice synthesiser
(April 2006)
Korg is using the high-performance low-power TMS320VC5502 DSP in its latest 24-voice synthesiser which offers a variety of synthesis algorithms together with multiple effects
Smart antenna software enables WiMAX advance
(March 2006)
ArrayComm is working with Texas Instruments to combine its smart antenna technology with TI's high-performance digital signal processing for wireless infrastructure applications
DSPs take charge of the last (wireless) mile
(February 2006)
Soma Networks is using TI's DSPs in Somaport 300 wireless broadband gateway modems and Soma Macro basestations to bring its last-mile technology to customers around the world
Platform points the way to hands-free development
(November 2005)
A new development platform delivers high quality audio and enhanced tuning capabilities to manufacturers of hands-free cellular phone kits for automotive applications
Surf and Artesyn collaborate on media processing
(November 2005)
Surf Communication Solutions is working with Artesyn Communication Products to develop open architecture, triple-play (voice, video and data) media processing solutions
Voice-over-cable design adds wireless LAN
(October 2005)
Texas Instruments has expanded its industry-leading voice-over-cable platform by incorporating wireless LAN into a single VoCable gateway
Speedy ADC claims top dynamic performance
(September 2005)
A new 14bit, 170Msample/s analogue-to-digital convertor claims unmatched dynamic performance
Convertor claims top dynamic performance
(August 2005)
A new 13bit, 250Msample/s analogue-to-digital convertor promises best-in-class dynamic performance at high input frequencies
ADC claims breakthrough in dynamic performance
(July 2005)
A new 13bit, 210Msample/s ADC boasts 68dB signal-to-noise ratio and 79dB spurious-free dynamic range at the maximum sample rate and an input frequency of 230MHz
DSP development software winds back the clock
(July 2005)
The new CCStudio Platinum Edition provides a single IDE that supports multiple TI platforms in one installation and at the same cost as a single platform
Top-end DSP brings Serial RapidIO on chip
(May 2005)
TI's latest DSP offers improved performance, reduced code size plus more on-chip memory and high bandwidth integrated peripherals
Multicore DSPs deliver frugal processing power
(May 2005)
Freescale's 90nm MSC8122 and MSC8126 DSPs integrate four StarCore DSP cores onto a single die
DSP enables novel VoIP adapter with power to spare
(May 2005)
A new single-processor design from Vocal Technologies will enable the development of inexpensive equipment that allows homes and small businesses to add telephone lines to their broadband services
Frugal MCU saves power for watch-sized radar
(April 2005)
Sonic Instruments has designed its new watch-sized radar speed system using ultra-low-power microcontroller, DSP and analogue technologies from Texas Instruments
DSP tackles industrial-strength tasks
(April 2005)
Further strengthening its high-performance roadmap in the DSP market, Texas Instruments has released production-qualified samples of its TMS320C6418 digital signal processor at 500MHz
Volume production of world's first 90nm DSPs
(November 2004)
Texas Instruments has reached volume production with 1 GHz digital signal processors (DSPs) and the first DSPs manufactured on a 90 nanometer (nm) process technology
Volume production for DSPs at 1 GHz
(November 2004)
90 nm versions of the TMS320C6414T, TMS320C6415T and TMS320C6416T DSPs offer not only high performance but also lower cost by migrating the 720 MHz versions of these three devices to TI's CMOS process
Tuning tools speed DSP software optimisation
(September 2004)
The Code Composer Studio Tuning Edition IDE delivers a new way for programmers to reduce system cost and improve the development timeline for high performance embedded systems applications
DSP board aims for leading edge imaging
(April 2004)
Researchers at the University of Washington and IBM are using a DSP-based VME platform to help develop a practical technology for imaging the three-dimensional structure of individual molecules
Flagship DSP upgrades Dolby reference platform
(February 2004)
Dolby Laboratories has selected the TMS320C67x generation as the basis for a new reference platform that supports Dolby Digital Professional Encoder
Speech codec provides top quality
(August 2003)
Spirit's latest ICELP speech codec algorithm operates on 10kHz bandwidth, which exceeds standard specifications for wideband applications and provides top speech quality
DSP solutions grab lion's share of camera market
(July 2003)
Texas Instruments reckons it has secured the majority of the industry's top 10 digital consumer point-and-shoot camera manufacturers as customers for its signal processing products
Convertor chips boost battery life
(June 2003)
Designers of portable high-performance applications with low-power requirements can increase system run-times and save board space using new 1.2A synchronous step-down DC/DC convertors
A dozen DSPs rip through videoconferencing board
(June 2003)
Radvision has chosen TI's advanced TMS320C6000T programmable DSPs to power its new MVP media processor board, a key component of its recently announced MCU version 3 multimedia control unit
DSPs provide upgradable basestations for China
(May 2003)
High-performance TMS320C64x class DSPs are being shipped into Siemens Mobile TD-SCDMA basestations for the Chinese market