Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "DSP software",
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 Software for Xilinx electronic system level design from
Synplicity, which we summarised at the time by saying "Synplicity has joined the Xilinx ESL Initiative, adding its Synplify DSP software to the Xilinx ESL design ecosystem".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Software supports FPGA devices from
Synplicity: "Synplicity's Synplify DSP software now supports the LatticeECP2MO and LatticeXP2O field programmable gate array (FPGA) devices".
In June 2007, we covered the news from RadiSys Corporation
concerning its Promentum ATCA-9100 Media Resource Module
- take a look at DSP-powered blade speeds telecomms development
which says: "ATCA DSP blade promises low-cost-per-port approach for next-generation VoIP, media processing and media gateway solutions".
Take a look also at the news release from Synplicity, Software develops RTL code automatically,
as well as DSP theory, algorithms and architectures explained from hueggenberg gbr,
and DSP design software puts comms on FPGAs from Synplicity.
See also:
FPGAs raise performance but cut power
(November 2006)
The Stratix III FPGA family is claimed to deliver the industry's lowest power consumption of any high-density, high-performance programmable logic device
Paper explains improved voice recognition
(August 2006)
NCT will explain how to enhance the performance of voice recognition systems at a key industry conference to be held at the Embedded Systems Show
DSP software accelerates implementation
(July 2006)
Synplicity has enhanced its Synplify DSP solution to further accelerate the implementation of DSP algorithms into silicon
Development environment adds more tools
(May 2006)
Actel has obtained the right to distribute the Synplify Pro, Identify and Synplify DSP software solutions to its customers as part of its Libero integrated design environment
SoC design to the fore in Barcelona
(February 2006)
Imagination Technologies is presenting its comprehensive array of technologies targeted towards mobile system-on-chip devices this week on its stand at the 3GSM World Congress
Bluetooth chip boosts DSP performance and memory
(September 2005)
CSR has launched its fifth generation of BlueCore, the Bluetooth hardware and software solution that currently accounts for more than 55% of the market
DSP portfolio gains Asian representation
(August 2005)
Myonghwa Net has signed to represent Adaptive Digital's entire portfolio of DSP algorithms, chips and solutions in Korea, Japan, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan
CSR to acquire UbiNetics software business
(July 2005)
CSR has entered into an agreement with UbiNetics Holdings to acquire UbiNetics' software business for a cash consideration of $48 million
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
DSP algorithms offer communications solutions
(March 2005)
Kane Computing has recently signed a distribution agreement to represent the portfolio of DSP algorithms, chips and solutions from Adaptive Digital Technologies in the UK and Ireland
Software integration speeds DSP applications
(February 2005)
A new option for the SPW 5-XP digital signal processing application solution for the Microsoft Windows operating system enables early verification of complex embedded DSP designs
DSP software makes more of Simulink specifications
(January 2005)
Synplicity has unveiled enhancements to its Synplify DSP software, a premiere DSP synthesis solution for implementing DSP designs in FPGAs
Comms processor combines RISC and DSP architecture
(October 2004)
Spectre Communications is extending the horizons of its communications processor capability, with the introduction of hyNet32XS system-on-chip devices
DSP software bridges the application gap
(September 2004)
The latest version of SPW is a comprehensive DSP application solution that bridges the gap from DSP algorithm exploration to implementation into hardware and software
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 algorithms run on Pentium-based PCs
(July 2004)
Adaptive Digital Technologies' DSP algorithms are now available on Pentium-based PCs running either Linux or Windows
Cancellation software extends to C55x DSP designs
(May 2004)
SoundClear integrated echo cancellation and noise cancellation DSP software has been certified eXpressDSP compliant by Texas Instruments for the C55x DSP generation
Software is dedicated to efficient DSP on FPGAs
(May 2004)
Synplify DSP is a novel solution for implementing DSP designs in FPGAs
MIPS core takes DSP software onboard
(April 2004)
Vocal Technologies has demonstrated multiple flavours of xDSL baseband or 802.11 MAC functions on the new Pro Series microprocessor core from MIPS Technologies
Acoustic echo canceller aids hands-free design
(February 2004)
The Spirit RealDuplex acoustic echo canceller (AEC) is aimed at OEMs planning to develop hands-free car kits
DSP software makes HF radiocomms clearer
(November 2003)
A novel complete Voice+Data over HF DSP software solution provides core functionality for voice/data-over-HF communication products
DSP software to drive 512 VoIP channels per chip
(September 2003)
Adaptive Digital Technologies has been selected to develop a high-density turnkey DSP solution for TelcoBridges' TB640 platform
DSP software drives VoIP system
(July 2003)
Adaptive Digital has been selected by InSciTek to develop a turnkey DSP software solution for its VoIP telephone based on the TI TMS320C5x DSP chip
Capital funds business development
(May 2003)
Acoustic Technologies has closed on $13.8 million in its third round of funding
Shinko Shoji provides support for DSP in Japan
(April 2003)
Shinko Shoji is to represent Spirit Corp in Japan with a range of communications DSP software for telecomms and semiconductor industries
DSP-based algorithm cuts DTMF CPU overhead
(March 2003)
Adaptive Digital Technologies has ported its carrier-class DTMF (dual-tone multifrequency) tone detector algorithm to the Texas Instruments' TMS320C6000 DSP family
Telrad chooses IP solution
(February 2003)
Telrad Connegy has selected Surf's SB-600m board and SMP software for its Unite and Kochav VoIP-enabled PBX
Chipset provides complete 3G basestation baseband
(February 2003)
A new programmable chipset enables cellular infrastructure manufacturers to create low-cost, differentiated channel cards for 3G basestations without the burden of developing their own custom ASICs
DSP software provides full-duplex speakerphones
(January 2003)
The Spirit RealDuplex hands-free solution is designed to provide core functionality for rapid development of popular hands-free speakerphone devices
Voice-over-packet software runs on 12-DSP board
(January 2003)
Adaptive Digital Technologies has entered a partnership with DSP Research to host G.Pak on the DSPR Viper-12 line of PCI boards
Kane gets in the Spirit
(January 2003)
Kane Computing is to represent Spirit Corp in the UK with the launch of a range of DSP software products for telephony, speech processing, software modems and Internet audio
TI developers learn of client side telephony
(November 2002)
Over the course of the last week, Spirit delivered a series of technical lectures for Internet telephony system developers at the European TI Developers' Conference
Ericsson expands use of DSP software
(November 2002)
Ericsson is to continue to use Surf DSP modem software in the next enhanced product release of its Cello wireless media-gateway
Tools exploit both sides of dual processor
(November 2002)
Metrowerks is delivering an advanced version of its CodeWarrior development tools designed to exploit the advanced capabilities of the Motorola 56800E, both as a DSP and as a microcontroller