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Bridging The Gap Between Linux And DSPs
White Papers This paper discusses ways of using DSPs in connection with Linux, which has risen in popularity recently. Existing solutions and their shortcomings are discussed, obstacles in supporting DSPs on Linux are analyzed, and modifications are proposed to...
[April 3, 2007, 0:00]
TI: Consumer Electronics Is A Key Sector
News More gadgets are using digital signal processors, and the trend will continue as digital information plays a larger role in the lives of consumers, said Tom Engibous, chief executive of Texas Instruments, a major manufacturer of DSPs.
[January 13, 2003, 10:38]
Texas Instruments Accelerates Digital Signals
News Besides producing DSPs for industrial and networking equipment, the company also manufactures less-complex DSPs and other chips for cellphones. Increasing the speed from 720GHz to 1GHz in its industrial line of DSPs improves overall performance by...
[January 19, 2004, 9:25]
Startup Aims To Inject Zing Into Net Telephony
News BOPS is attempting to break into the $7bn-a-year market for digital signal processors (DSPs), which are used in cell phones and other high-tech equipment. DSPs refine digital audio and video data so that data can be efficiently sent across...
[January 16, 2001, 8:37]
Chip Industry Looks To 2GHz In 2001
News You need more powerful DSPs to do the decoding required for 3G," says Alan Brown, senior analyst at GartnerGroup's European semiconductor research group. These DSPs are in development, however. Microprocessor manufacturers will crack the 2GHz speed...
[January 19, 2001, 11:56]
TI Chief: Keep It Simple
News TI builds a wide range of digital signal processors (DSPs), the chips used behind the scenes to help refine signals, such as voice, for cell phones, handheld computers, digital-audio players and other devices.
[May 1, 2001, 9:15]
Texas Instruments Sees Losses Ahead
News According to Ananova, Aylesworth said that the company was "optimistic" that GPRS networks will result in a boom in demand for feature-rich mobile phones, and thus an increase in sales of digital signal processors (DSPs).
[July 24, 2001, 11:53]
Power Drive Protection Interrupt On The TMS320C24x
White Papers The Power Drive Protection Interrupt (PDPINT) pin is a safety feature that is built into all TMS320C24xE DSPs. This feature protects the electrical drive from damage due to any electrical, mechanical or thermal abnormalities.
[December 24, 2003, 23:00]
Dynamic Memory Allocation Optimizes Integration Of Blackfin Processor Software
White Papers Typical DSPs usually have a small amount of fast on-chip memory. Microcontrollers usually have access to larger external memories. The Blackfin processor has a hierarchical memory architecture that combines the best of both approaches, providing...
[September 23, 2004, 0:00]
China Advances Home-grown Chips
Talkback DSPs convert signals from analogue to digital'' Get your facts straight, please, DSPs are (as actually stated elsewhere in the article) digital signal processors. Quoth the Article: Oh, guys. So they process signals digitally.
[November 25, 2004, 7:41]
Decoding Convolutional And Turbo Codes In 3G Wireless
White Papers This paper compares three different implementation options for decoding in 3G wireless - software approach using DSPs, hardware approach using ASICs, and a combined software-hardware approach using on-chip accelerators.
[June 10, 2005, 0:00]
Challenges For IPTV Services Delivery
White Papers The combination of Softier's triple-tier software environment, with TI's powerful DSPs, brings new meaning to the ability of Telecom operators to adopt an incremental approach to the roll-out of IPTV services.
[December 22, 2005, 23:00]
China Advances Home-grown Chips
News DSPs convert signals from analogue to digital, and are common in mobile phones and other embedded devices. China is the largest consumer of DSPs, with about 10bn yuan, or £750m, of the chips sold there last year, but the technology is owned by non...
[March 6, 2003, 13:52]
Sun Touts Its New Chip As Pure MAJC, Part II
News VLIW, which processes multiple instructions in parallel, is a popular architecture for high-performance digital signal processors (DSPs) from Texas Instruments and Motorola DSPs are used in a range of devices, including cellular phones.
[April 25, 2000, 8:40]
The Death Of The DSP
White Papers DSPs are displacing the microprocessor in compute-intensive embedded applications because their data-flow organization has higher computational throughput than the microprocessor. The embedded systems market, which includes applications for...
[November 24, 2003, 23:00]
Truly Parallel Processing And Dramatic Application Speed-Up With SGI RASC Technology
White Papers Technologies such as Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) or custom ASICs have been deployed in several HPC application areas. Application specific acceleration using hardware methods is not new to computing or to SGI.
[March 3, 2008, 23:00]
A Comparison Of Intel NetStructure Host Media Processing Software And Traditional Solutions
White Papers Intel NetStructure Host Media Processing (HMP) Software performs media processing tasks in general-purpose host processors in servers based on Intel Architecture without the need for special Digital Signal Processors (DSPs).
[July 19, 2007, 0:00]
IP SLAs - Analyzing VoIP Service Levels Using The RTP-Based VoIP Operation
White Papers The IP Service Level Agreements (SLAs) Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP)-based Voice over IP (VoIP) Operation feature provides the capability to set up and schedule a test call and use Voice gateway Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) to gather...
[June 9, 2007, 0:00]
Implementing A GPS Receiver With DSP And FPGA Hardware Using Simulink And Related Tools
White Papers Once the design is verified in simulation, the webinar will demonstrate the path to real-time implementation and code generation for GPPs, DSPs, and FPGAs, including validation and verification tools and techniques.
[January 5, 2006, 23:00]
High Density Voice Compression For Communications Processing Applications
White Papers At the center of this revolution are the next-generation digital signal processors (DSPs) that enable deployment of high-density processing power at the lowest cost per line. In the wake of global deregulation, increased competition is driving...
[November 27, 2003, 23:00]
