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Product category: Embedded Computing and Control
News Release from: Somerled | Subject: C6000-based embedded DSP boards
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 01 April 2003

Embedded DSP boards for less than half a
grand

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A new range of C6000-based embedded DSP boards offers a choice of fixed and floating-point processors with one-off pricing starting as low as GBP 480.

A new range of C6000-based embedded DSP boards offers a choice of fixed and floating-point processors with one-off pricing starting as low as GBP 480 Manufactured by Orsys and available from Somerled, the boards are based on the C6711CPU (floating point, 900MFLOPS TMS320C6711) and C6211CPU (fixed point, 1200MIPS, TMS320C6211) processors with up to 64Mbyte SDRAM and 512Kbyte Flash

The onboard micro-line bus provides a simple interface to application-specific I/O and a range of I/O cards including 1394a/FireWire and Analogue acquisition.

Up to seven cards can be stacked with each processor board.

Each card also features: two C6000 McBSP serial ports; digital I/O pins; RS232 and JTAG ports; 3.3 or 5V operation; 100, 150 and 167MHz versions; and all within a 98 x 67mm footprint.

Guy Hunter, MD of Somerled comments: "Up till now engineers had to choose between high-risk custom and high-cost COTS.

These boards offer a practical alternative by providing a simple interface with the real world combined with low cost and high quality".

The supported development environment slashes timescales for DSP novices or experts and includes: Code Composer Studio, XDS emulators, micro-line Flash filesys and host power-supply boards - everything needed for a quick start at affordable prices.

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