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Intelligent Plug-In Servo Drive For Limited Space
Integration |
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Nallatech Launches Rugged Virtex-5 Product Range
for Defence & Security Applications |
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Pentek Introduces New Clock, Sync and Gate Distribution
Board |
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Hypercom Selects Surf Communication
Solutions AMC DSP Farm |
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TI’s Floating-Point DSPs
Power Polycom’s New SoundStructure Voice Conferencing. |
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Low Noise, Tiny, 16-Bit Delta Sigma
ADC Upgrades System Accuracy |
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SPIRIT and HTC deploy the
first Video-over-IP handset |
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New design service provides access to
advanced DSP technology for software radio applications. |
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Blackhawk’s
USB560BP JTAG Emulator for TI DSP’s is not only
the most popular and preferred USB emulator, but also the
first XDS560-class device that requires NO power supply
and weighs under 5 ounces. Special
Offer. more>> |
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Synplify® DSP ASIC
Edition from Synplicity
Capture designs, explore implementation
architectures, and target them to either FPGA or ASIC technology . more>> |
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X3-SDF
New! High Performance PCI Express XMC I/O Perfect for
Vibration Measurement, Audio & Acoustic Testing & Data
Acquisition
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Spectrum
Digital announces the new XDS560R USB JTAG Emulator.
This advanced emulator, selling for $ 2499.00 in North America,
supports TI DavinciTM, OMAP, C6xxx, C5xxx, F28xx, and TMS470
ARM processors. more>> |
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Dallas Basestation Conference
Dallas, USA: 3rd - 4th Dec '07
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The
LTC2226H is a 12-bit 25Msps, low power 3V A/D designed
for digitizing high frequency, wide dynamic range signals.
AC performance includes 71.4dB SNR
and 90dB SFDR. more>> |
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A/D
Converters for Telecommunications -
ESD-MSD Mixed Signal Design Cluster. |
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These are
an excellent series of presentations on practical A/D converter
applications, including Sigma-Delta, Nyquist Rate A/D and
High Speed Interpolating A/D.
The discussion of the different converter types starts with the
basic principles of the architecture. The design process is described
with special emphasis on achieving high accuracy, high speed
and low power consumption. more>>
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The
General Purpose Processor - by
David Katz and Richard Gentile |
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What characteristics
do today’s General Purpose Processors (GPPs) share? How
have evolving multimedia standards (e.g. audio, imaging
and video) influenced today’s GPP? What makes
a good GPP?.
In past “design-in” generations, the GPP was
more tuned to the connectivity and control aspects of the
application and less on the signal processing. For
designers using a GPP in the past, there were a few choices. more>> |
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