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dsp cores: Definition and Recommended Links

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cores - whether delivered as hard silicon or soft intellectual property - have become a critical part of the dsp landscape. this keyword tracks dsp cores and dsp architecture issues.

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    • cores - whether delivered as hard silicon or soft intellectual property - have become a critical part of the dsp landscape. this keyword tracks dsp cores and dsp architecture issues.

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      Processor Overviews

      BDTI has compiled key information on 60 architectures from 22 vendors. BDTI's Processor Overviews are intended to be used as a reference by DSP engineers and designers who need to quickly compare the basic architectural features of currently available DSPs and general-purpose processors.
      http://www.bdti.com/procsum/index.htm

      Pocket Guide to Processors for DSP

      BDTI's 'Pocket Guide to Processors for DSP' is a compact, one-page summary of the key features of 42 different families of DSP processors and cores from 11 vendors. The Pocket Guide includes information on each family's arithmetic type, data width, instruction width, speed, relative DSP performance (based a BDTI composite DSP benchmark score, the BDTImark2000 or BDTIsimMark2000), address space, voltage, and unique features.
      http://www.bdti.com/pocket/pocket.htm

      Introducing EngineerZone, where DSP engineers go for answers

      A new online technical support forum by Analog Devices providing direct access to DSP support engineers. Search FAQs and share knowledge with DSP developers and peers. Join us www.analog.com/EZ
      http://ad.doubleclick.net

      NeuroMatrix NM6403 DSP Software Development Kit

      * Demo version of NeuroMatrix NM6403 SDK * NMCalculator - NeuroMatrix Engine Simulator NeuroMatrix® NM6403 is a high performance dual-core microprocessor with combination of VLIW/SIMD architectures. The architecture includes two main units: 32-bit RISC Core and 64-bit VECTOR co-processor to support vector operations with elements of variable bit length (Patent No.2131145 RU).
      http://www.module.ru/dwnl/sdk.shtml

      Freescale unleashes industry’s highest performing DSP core for medical, aerospace and …

      Freescale Semiconductor has introduced a family of programmable digital signal processors (DSPs) that delivers the optimal blend of low cost and high performance for a broad range of applications in the medical, aerospace/defense and test/measurement markets. Based on the industry-leading performance of Freescale’s SC3850 StarCore® DSP core, the MSC825x family of scalable DSPs offers more performance and functionality at half the cost of...
      http://media.freescale.com

      VeriSilicon Announces Support for WebM On ZSP Digital Signal Processor Cores and SoC Platforms

      VeriSilicon today announced support for WebM including the VP8 video decoder on its licensable ZSP Digital Signal Processor Cores and SoC Platforms that will help its customers decode WebM content on ZSP based platforms. Optimized implementation of WebM on ZSP cores and SoC Platforms is now available for licensing from VeriSilicon. VeriSilicon is a leading licensor of Digital Signal Processor cores and provider of custom silicon solution...
      http://www.verisilicon.com

      Power vs. performance: The ultimate DSP design challenge

      Doug makes the case for employing clock-less design techniques to high-performance DSPs. This approach balances power efficiency and flexibility.
      http://www.dsp-fpga.com

      EDN's 2009 DSP Directory

      Welcome to the 2009 EDN DSP Directory. As it does every year, this directory groups an ever-expanding list of digital-signal-processing resources in to a single repository. Use the directory to sift through the device and core offerings of more than 45 vendors by company name or by your target application; download comprehensive specification details and device diagrams; and quickly zero in on the products you need for your designs.
      http://www.edn.com

      Cool Flux DSP

      Licensing NXP's CoolFlux DSP & CoolFlux BSP: smart solutions for your business Your business will be more successful when you are able to lower costs and achieve a shorter time to market. NXP can help you with that by sharing our technology with you. CoolFlux DSP is an audio DSP core developed with years of experience in Ultra Low Power Design at NXP's ultra low power design group in Leuven. Recently NXP completed a new core in the...
      http://www.coolfluxdsp.com/

      EDN 2008 DSP Directory

      As it does every year, this directory groups an ever-expanding list of digital-signal-processing resources in to a single repository. Use the directory to sift through the device and core offerings of more than 45 vendors by company name or by your target application; download comprehensive specification details and device diagrams; and quickly zero in on the products you need for your designs.
      http://www.edn.com/article/CA6541396.html

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Mark Twain quote for the day:

The less said about the pterodactyl the better. It was a spectacle, that beast! a mixture of buzzard and alligator, a sarcasm, an affront to all animated nature, a butt for the ribald jests of an unfeeling world. After some ages Nature perceived that to put feathers on a reptile does not ennoble it, does not make it a bird, but only a sham, a joke, a grotesque curiosity, a monster; also that there was no useful thing for the pterodactyl to do, and nothing likely to turn up in the future that could furnish it employment. And so she abolished it.
- "Flies and Russians", reprinted in Fables of Man