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 ...

Automobiles are undergoing a digital makeover: gone forever are the days of pure mechanical systems and analog electronics. Today’s automobile is a digital automobile, incorporating dozens of embedded ...

Recently, several large consumer electronics companies announced a collaboration called the Consumer Electronics Linux Forum (CELF) to develop further the Linux platform for use in digital home ...

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 ...

Designing a flexible, programmable DSP system architecture is a daunting task. Considering evolving mobile standards to the newest video compression techniques, the latest algorithms are rapidly ...

Just over a decade ago, POTS line modems delivered 9,600 baud, at most, in the dial-up voice channel. Their modulation and compression functions were implemented by ASICs. Three years later, DSP-based ...

Harnessing The Power Of DSPs Before semiconductor building blocks or single-chip solutions came on the scene, digital signal processing (DSP) problems, primarily in the military arena, were solved ...

Code:DSP Development Solution Enables System Designers to Build FPGA Co-Processors to Lower Design Costs and Improve System Performance San Jose, Calif., April 30, 2003— Altera Corporation (NASDAQ: ...

The history of digital signal processing has moved from dedicated DSP chips to FPGAs. Now Intel CPUs are handling the processing duties for some live mixing boards, aided by simple operating systems ...

Processor requirements in IoT applications continue to grow to support more human interaction. Functions such as detecting speech and faces or delivering a voice message are being added to existing ...

Ever wondered how Digital Signal Processing (DSP) works? Digital Signal Processing is everywhere. It's in your TV, your phone, your in-car entertainment system, in hospitals, radar systems and ...