DSP
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) is the method of processing signals and data in order to enhance or modify those signals or to analyze those signals to determine specific information content. A typical DSP system consists of a processor and other hardware used to convert outside analog si... Moregnals to digital form and possibly back to analog (continuous) form. The DSP TechChannel delivers news, discussion, analysis, and resources related to digital signal processing.
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Exar Universal PMIC Offers Full Design Programmability
Last week — Exar CorporationHard programming option enables cost saving for high volume production
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CommAgility and MIMOon announce complete LTE physical layer solution
2 weeks ago — CommAgilityIntegrated hardware and software saves time and money for wireless OEMs
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STMicroelectronics Reveals Climate-Saving Power Devices with High-Temperature Performance Edge
5 weeks ago — STMicroelectronicsST is among first to commercialize silicon-carbide power MOSFETs, and achieves industry-leading 200°C rating for more efficient, simplified designs
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New entrants target the need for custom DSPs in wireless applications
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CEVA announces new DSP cores with reference architectures for LTE-Advanced, 802….
Posted February 23, 2012 — By DSP TechChannel - Newer Blog Posts Older Blog Posts
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ESC / Design West demo from Xilinx Booth #1708
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Zynq-7000 Extensible Processing Platform Overview Video
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Lattice ECP3 FPGA Jamz
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Tensilica unveils low power DSP engine for LTE-Advanced handsets
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Renesas targets new communication processor at lower cost LTE smartphones
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Top DSP-FPGA advances in 2012
December 07, 2012 — Mike Demler, Editorial Director, OpenSystems MediaAs 2012 comes to an end, we look back on the DSP and FPGA advances we think are the biggest of the year and will continue to influence in 2013: 20 nm, 3D ICs, and FPGA SoCs.
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FPGAs compete with ASSPs for wireless backhaul applications
October 17, 2012 — Mike Demler, Editorial Director, OpenSystems MediaFPGAs’ flexibility and configurability make them competitive the wireless infrastructure market as mobile backhaul ramps up to free up wireless spectrum for the growing population of data-hungry mobile devices.
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CommAgility and MIMOon announce complete LTE physical layer solution
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A Comprehensive Guide of CTS’ Heat Sinks Superior Thermal Conductivity for Xilinx All Programmable(tm) FPGAs, 3D ICs and SoCs
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Crocus Technology and TowerJazz qualify CTSX magnetic sensors; volume manufacturing launched
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Cypress Introduces QDR-IV SRAMs with Industry-Leading Random Transaction Rate for Next-Generation Networking Equipment
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Pentek Introduces Onyx Virtex-7 Software Radio Module for Extremely Wideband Signal Applications
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STMicroelectronics Reveals Climate-Saving Power Devices with High-Temperature Performance Edge
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S3 Group Launches the Industry’s Smallest, Most Efficient High-Speed ADC
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