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NEW!
Digital Media Focus eNewsletter Design
As this eNewsletter hits its second anniversary
this month, we are excited to introduce a
new design, enhancing your access to the latest
digital media content. This user-friendly
format is easy to navigate and will continue
to offer you helpful design resources and
information each month. We’re also improving
the newsletter’s content by providing
more audio-specific information to round out
our video/imaging offerings. Plus we now feature
monthly downloads such as white papers. |
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NEW!
2Q 2006 Texas Instruments Analog Applications
Journal
The latest edition of TI's Analog Applications
Journal is now available online. A quarterly
collection of application notes designed to
make your job easier, the journal features
articles that focus on ways devices can be
used to address specific design challenges.
This issue covers amplifiers, data acquisition,
interface (data transmission) and power management.
Download it now.
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White
Paper Provides Audio Compression Algorithm
Overview
Digital compression algorithms are designed
to produce a digital representation of an
audio signal that, when decoded and reproduced,
sounds the same as the original signal and
uses a minimum of digital information (bit-rate)
for the compressed (or encoded) representation.
This white paper, “Audio Compression
Algorithms,” by Ambika Ammal discusses
different compression algorithms as well as
basic principles of design. The utility of
compression in real life will be covered from
the customer perspective. Download this white
paper today. |
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Get
the Latest Medical Application Information
Keeping you current with the latest in medical
applications, TI’s Medical Update features
the latest TI devices that are ideal for medical
imaging, consumer/personal medical devices
and biophysical monitoring, diagnostics and
therapy. Download TI’s Medical Update
and stay informed.
Video
Encoding Challenges Explored in New Article
Due to high computation complexity and data
bandwidth requirements, video encoding is
one of the most challenging problems faced
by current video system-on-chip (SoC) designers.
This article addresses those challenges by
providing a brief overview of the basic video
encoder and the challenges and considerations
concerning the optimal video encoding solution
for a given application segment. Titled “Video
encoding, SoC development, and TI's DSP architecture,”
this article by TI’s Mihir Mody will
help you choose the right SoC architecture,
appreciate software challenges and understand
why TI’s DSPs are the perfect fit. |
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FREE
DaVinci™ Technology eLab Webcast: Required
Analog Support for Digital Media-Based Systems
Hosted by TI analog experts and authorized
TI distributors, this free Analog eLab provides
designers with an online lab environment and
covers the analog circuit support functions
required by digital media-based systems for
video applications such as video input and
output, audio input and output, and more.
Register for this eLab webcast, where you
can explore these issues and view demonstrations.
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system with proven TI methods. Offered in
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this highly technical seminar provides an
in-depth view of DaVinci technology, including
processors, application-specific software,
high-level operating systems and accompanying
tools and resources. Register
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