Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "FIR",
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 VMEbus board provides serial resources from
Pentek, which we summarised at the time by saying "Pentek's Model 4207board brings to designers power, speed and connectivity in a single-slot solution".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release High-speed digitisers add Vista support from
Gage Applied Technologies: "Support for Windows Vista allows customers to take advantage of new security, performance and reliability/management features that Vista offers".
In September 2007, we covered the news from Ramtron International
concerning its VRS51L3072
- take a look at Speedy MCU take nonvolatile memory onboard
which says: "The addition of FRAM to the fast and flexible Versa 8051 MCU creates a quick and reliable nonvolatile data storage and processing system".
Take a look also at the news release from Alazar Technologies, Waveform digitiser offers high data rates,
as well as Convertors claim best of both worlds from Cirrus Logic,
and MCU drops into 8051 slots for nonvolatile upgrade from Ramtron International.
See also:
Development kit speeds audio filter design
(April 2007)
Development tool simplifies the task of adding precision digital filtering to audio applications, such as equalisers and crossovers used for sound shaping in speakers, headphones and headsets
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
32bit microcontroller majors on motor control
(March 2007)
The MB91480 series is optimised for industrial and home appliance three-phase motor control and offers a rich feature mix designed to target applications in these markets
Chipset boosts basestation receiver bandwidth
(March 2007)
Two-chip IF receiver improves the data bandwidth and capacity of next-generation multicarrier wireless basestations compatible with emerging 3G cellular transmission standards
Controller and transceivers support all IrDA rates
(February 2007)
Avago Technologies has added three new highly integrated, high-speed infra-red components to its product line
Target board for USB development tool
(February 2007)
Quickfilter will demonstrate the MSP-Mojo, a target board for the TI eZ430 USB Development Tool at the TI Developer's Conference in Dallas, TX, March 7-9, 2007
Prototyping tool for FIR engine
(February 2007)
Quickfilter Technologies' QF1D512-Dipster is a prototyping tool for the QF1D512 FIR engine
Target boards aid microcontroller development
(January 2007)
Two new target boards for the eZ430 development tool offer designers of portable, battery-powered applications added flexibility and functionality
Filter design products need no DSP expertise
(January 2007)
SignalWizard 2.5 brings the power of digital signal processing to any audio-bandwidth domain that requires electronic signal filtering
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
Stereo DAC is elegant fit for CD receiver
(June 2006)
Wolfson Microelectronics has helped leading consumer electronics brand Kenwood to integrate its WM8740 stereo DAC for high quality digital audio into its R-K801-N CD receiver
Enterprise SIP phone is driven by DSP
(June 2006)
The low power TMS320C5501 digital signal processor (DSP) was selected by Grandstream Networks for the GXP-2000, a next generation enterprise SIP phone
Microcontroller takes ferroelectric RAM onboard
(May 2006)
Ramtron has added FRAM into its fast and flexible Versa 8051s for quick and reliable nonvolatile data storage and a processing system that only a FRAM-enhanced MCU can provide
MCU upgrades the 8bit industry standard
(May 2006)
A fast and flexible 8051-based microcontroller delivers the power and speed of a 16bit MCU without migrating from an 8bit device
Australian military sign up for filter designs
(April 2006)
RF Engines has been awarded a contract by Australia's Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO), for the provision of high performance digital filter designs
IR comms protocol set for Symbian integration
(March 2006)
Omron Software and ITX E-Globaledge Corp have begun a joint project to integrate the IrSimple high-speed wireless infra-red communications protocol with the Symbian OS
Software radio transceiver crams in 256 channels
(February 2006)
Pentek has married its GateFlow 4954-430 high-density, narrowband digital downconvertor (DDC) FPGA IP core with its 7140 software radio transceiver PMC module
Protocol improves infra-red data throughput
(February 2006)
IrSimple protocol software is a new global IrDA standard for camera phones, digital cameras and other mobile devices incorporating IrDA infra-red communications hardware
PCI digitiser remembers to save energy
(January 2006)
The ATS460-128M is a new deep-memory 14bit 125Msample/s PCI waveform digitiser
Receiver upgrades and replaces multiple units
(December 2005)
Acal Microsystems is eagerly awaiting the demonstration version of the new Microdyne digital receiver
Design lab puts Xilinx FPGAs to DSP duties
(October 2005)
A new second generation virtual digital signal processing design lab builds on the Spartan-3 two million-gate XC3S2000 FPGA from Xilinx
Floating-point library exceeds 100 DSP functions
(September 2005)
Offering a broad range of callable functions, the GDD600 library significantly reduces the development time of many DSP applications using TMS320 DSP-based platforms
DTV receiver SoC showcases IP cores
(June 2005)
Silicon Hive has demonstrated a DTV receiver incorporating the world's first fully programmable system-on-chip (SoC) for digital TV demodulation
DSP chips promise unprecedented audio
(May 2005)
Texas Instruments has announced three new floating-point digital signal processors based on the TMS320C67xT DSP generation
Digitiser combines speed and resolution
(April 2005)
The CompuScope 12400 can reach sampling speeds up to 400Msample/s and features the deepest onboard memory available on the market today of up to 4Gbyte
Function library speeds DSP programming tasks
(April 2005)
A new and powerful library of floating-point DSP vectors and functions offers a broad range of callable functions
ADCs are optimised for linear high-speed operation
(April 2005)
Two new high-speed, high-precision ADCs are ideal for demanding measurement applications in scientific instrumentation, ATE, data acquisition, medical imaging and vibration analysis
Digitisers gain novel FIR filtering
(March 2005)
New FIR filter technology allows users to filter digitised data in real time with a completely flexible and user customisable FIR filter
Acoustic playbacks have high density memory
(March 2005)
Oki has added two new members to its high quality sound and multifunctional speech family
News on the CoreFIR from Actel Europe
(November 2004)
CoreFIR is an finite impulse response (FIR) intellectual property (IP) core generator optimised for use with Actel's Flash- and antifuse-based families of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs)
New architecture brings economy and DSP to FPGAs
(July 2004)
The new LatticeECP-DSP and LatticeEC FPGA device families are designed to provide the most optimised feature sets combined with the lowest total solution costs of any FPGAs
New generation of modular integrating spheres
(May 2004)
The new Labsphere range is a modular family of compact, multi-purpose integrating spheres that deliver significant advances in design, performance, availability and affordability
Upgrade for programmable logic design tools
(May 2004)
The latest version of the ispLever design tool suite includes major upgrades in performance and features for the design of in-system programmable FPGA, CPLD and ispGDX devices
Building blocks to speed wireless upgrades
(April 2004)
picoChip is developing a WiMax PHY library, to run on its picoArray processor