In the early 2000s, digital signal processors (DSP) were simple in architecture and limited in performance, but complex in programming. However, they evolved to meet of the increased performance ...
The Plural-DSP analog-to-digital converter family from Silanna Semiconductor integrates a proprietary converter core with ...
First baseband processor supporting MAC and PHY functions on a single chip can eliminate RISC co-processors in many high performance applications DALLAS -- Feb. 4, 2008-- By combining the math of PHY ...
Although FFT and FIR filters may seem complex, in reality they use simple add/subtract/multiply operations. So how can these arithmetic modules, along with shift and pipeline registers in modern FPGAs ...
To address the broader range of power, performance and area (PPA) demands of embedded applications, Synopsys, Inc. (Nasdaq: SNPS) today announced it has expanded its DesignWare® ARC® Processor IP ...
Each of these enhancements has contributed to increased DSP processor performance improvements and performance increases will continue. However, ultimately each of these design enhancements seeks to ...
A new real-time mathematics option for the Yokogawa DL850 ScopeCorder introduces DSP-based functions that boost the instrument's power analysis capabilities. It also adds features such as sensor ...
Although FFT and FIR filters may seem complex, in reality they use simple add/subtract/multiply operations. So how can these arithmetic modules, along with shift and pipeline registers in modern FPGAs ...
Today's embedded applications are rapidly evolving. Traditional DSP applications are adding networking and other control functionality. At the same time, the typical MCU control application will often ...
We have always had programmable analog circuits. Any circuit that makes outputs change as a function of inputs is in some way programmable. Examples include gain change as a function of voltage or ...
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