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Welcome to ANALOGandDSP, your first stop when you're looking for information about analog design, analog design tools, digital signal processing (DSP) hardware software and tools, FPGAs/CPLDs, SoCs, mixed-signal design, digital design, ASIC design, and engineering jobs. If you're a first-time visitor, we suggest that you go to About ANALOGandDSP for a complete description of the site and everything you'll find here.

This Week's News

Featured News

CEVA Unveils 1 GHz Programmable DSP Core with Exceptional Performance and Power Efficiency for Next Generation Communications and Multimedia SoCs

September 7, 2010 -- CEVA, Inc. today introduced the CEVA-X1643, a highly-energy efficient, 1 GHz DSP core designed to boost overall chip performance for a broad range of applications including wireline and wireless communications, surveillance, portable multimedia and more. The CEVA-X1643 is the latest family member of the widely used CEVA-X DSP architecture, which has been licensed by more than 25 customers and shipped in over 100 million devices to date. ... read more

Texas Instruments Increases Performance to 150 MHz of Industry's Lowest Power (0.27 mW/MHz) DSPs

September 7, 2010 -- Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) today announced the availability of TMS320C5504 and TMS320C5505 ultra-low-power digital signal processors (DSPs) at 150 MHz, providing 25 percent higher performance than previous C55x devices.

The C5504 and C5505 processors offer the industry's lowest total power at less than 0.15 mW/MHz and standby power at less than 0.15 mW. The processors feature up to 320 KB of on-chip memory and multiple integrated peripherals that reduce system cost by more than 20 percent compared to earlier C55x processors. Dynamic voltage and frequency scaling can be used to maximize the battery life for different operating conditions, enabling up to 40 percent additional battery life compared to earlier C55x processors. ... read more

News since Tuesday, August 31, 2010

AuthenTec and UPEK Announce Merger

BAE Systems Announces Agreement to Acquire OASYS Technology

Cimatron Introduces Productivity Acceleration Device for NC Programmers

Continuous Computing Announces the Industry's Highest Performance 40G ATCA Packet Processing using NetLogic Microsystems' Multi-Core and Knowledge-based Processors

Cypress Annouonces CapSense and TrueTouch Controllers In Industry's Smallest Packages (WLCSP)

National Semiconductor Unveils Industry's First Eight-Channel Transmit/Receive Chipset for Portable Ultrasound Systems

Siemens and National Semiconductor Align to Advance Ultrasound Technology

SMSC Samples Industry's First USB 3.0 Graphics Technology

Volvo Technology Transfer and Industrifonden Sell Illuminate Labs to Autodesk

Cypress Adds Programmable Peripherals for PSoC Creator Design Environment

STMicroelectronics Announces Digital TV System-on-Chip and Video-Enhancement IC for Best-in-Class Motion-Compensated 3DTV and 3D Graphics

TI Delivers Industry's First 2.4-GHz System-on-a-Chip Fully Optimized for ZigBee RF4CE Remote Control

IR Introduces Power MOSFETs Optimized for Switching Applications

Maxim Introduces an Audio Codec that Optimizes Audio Signal Level and Frequency Response and Protects Against Loudspeaker Damage

SDI Equalizer from National Semiconductor Delivers Industry's Longest Cable Reach (220m at 3Gbps) at Half (145mW) the Power Consumption

Synopsys Completes Acquisition of Virage Logic Corporation

Aldec Announces Suppport for VHDL IEEE 1076-2008

Atmel Rolls Out Industry's Smallest Car Radio Antenna IC With Best Noise Performance

austriamicrosystems Announces Low-Power, 2.4 GHz Multi-Channel FSK Transceiver with Built-in Star Network Manager

Maxim Introduces Fully Integrated Proximity/Touch Sensor for Passive-Entry (PRKE) Systems

NXP Announces System Basis Chips That Address Stringent EMC Requirements of Global Car OEMs

OmniVision Debuts Two New 2-Megapixel SoC Sensors to Support High-Volume Feature Phone Markets

Pericom Semiconductor Completes Acquisition of PTI

Sigma Designs Announces Low Cost, Low Power RVU Client Software

Silicon Labs Announces USB Interface IC That Simplifies Touch Screen Application Development

Trident Announces HiDTV Pro-SXL System-on-Chip for Low-Cost, Internet-Ready and High-Performing Digital Televisions

Trident Unveils the Industry's First Integrated 240Hz Frame Rate Converter for Next Generation 3D Televisions

Vishay Announces White, Non-Diffused 3-mm LEDs Using Ultrabright InGaN Technology to Achieve High Luminous Intensity From 4,500 mcd to 11,250 mcd

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Featured Newspaper & Magazine Articles

What? You don't have subscriptions to all of the leading trade publications? Well, there's no need to miss anything because you'll find most of the feature articles about analog design and DSPs indexed here.

Featured Online Articles

How Audio Processing Algorithms Help Improve Sound from Small Speakers

August 25, 2010 -- Modern smartphones are slick and powerful machines. Their size varies between different models but generally speaking, state of the art devices pack lots of features into an approximately 110 x 60 x 15 mm package.

Once the display and the circuit boards are taken into consideration, not much room is left for the speakers. Now, think about a home theater and how much room a subwoofer takes. Most of you may think that these are two completely different applications and should not be even compared. This is true to a certain extent. In fact, while they are indeed wildly different applications, the content running on them is becoming more similar every day. Faster standards for mobile communications (3G, 3.5G, 4G) and their supporting networks have enabled audio and video download and playback on handsets. Customers expect that higher bandwidth comes with higher audio and video quality. ... read more

Dual Core Architectures in Automotive SoCs

August 23, 2010 -- Automotive SoCs have traditionally been single core, since not much computational work or high end applications were targeted on them. Automotives were simpler, so were the applications and so were the SoCs. As more and more electronics made room in the automotives, the complexity of the SoCs kept on increasing. Now the focus is to have most of the automotive under electronic control. ... read more

The 2010 EDN DSP Directory

April 22, 2010 -- Digital-Signal processing is finding its way into everything. As such, it is difficult to do more than Scratch the surface of what is available in this constantly evolving marke. ... read more

Online since Sunday, August 08, 2010

Architecture Combines Low- and Zero-IF Receivers

What is Ambient Temperature, Anyway, and Why Does It Matter?

IP Integration: Is It the Real System-Level Design?

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This Month's Spotlight Vendors

For more than three decades, Intel has developed technology enabling the computer and Internet revolution that has changed the world. Founded in 1968 to build semiconductor memory products, Intel introduced the world's first microprocessor in 1971. Today, Intel supplies the computing and communications industries with chips, boards, systems, and software building blocks that are the "ingredients" of computers, servers and networking and communications products. ... learn more

Vendor Directory

Recommended Tutorials & White Papers

C6Flo Free Software Development Tool

July 26, 2010 -- All C6Flo users begin their design in the graphical domain. Each DSP application begins as an intuitive block diagram. Adding components to the system is as easy as using drag and drop to move blocks from the palette onto the diagram. ... read more

Multicore Processors Bring Innovation to Medical Imaging

June 1, 2010 -- Imaging systems based on either a hardwired, non-programmable processor or on a specialized graphics processor cannot match the flexibility, scalability and power efficiency required by the next generation of portable medical imaging equipment. In contrast, multicore digital signal processors (DSPs) – whether a heterogeneous system-on-chip (SoC) with a DSP core and general-purpose processor (GPP) or a homogenous SoC with multiple, similar DSP cores – bring the best of both worlds to bear on the challenges of medical imaging. Emerging medical imaging systems are in turn begetting exciting new diagnostic procedures and treatments that continue to improve the quality of medical care. ... read more

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Upcoming Conferences & Seminars

4G World, September 18-21, 2010, McCormack Place, Chicago, IL -- 4G World Conference & Expo is dedicated to providing a balanced view of where WiMAX stands today and what role it will play in the future of what is one of the fastest growing market segments in the world, wireless and mobile broadband. The event incorporates all of today's converging and diverging issues surrounding WiMAX and mobile broadband. ... read more

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