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| April
2007 |
 2007 DSP Selection Guide
Check out the 1Q07 edition of the DSP Selection Guide for details about TI's comprehensive silicon portfolio – including new products, development tools and software, system block diagrams, benchmarks and more. TI offers the industry's highest performance, most power-efficient and control-optimized DSPs. Download or order your copy today.
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How DaVinci Technology Is Driving Next-Gen
Car Safety Features
A new white paper, “Transforming Performance to Safety in Automotive Applications,” discusses how TMS320DM643x DaVinci processors, specifically designed and optimized for automotive safety applications, can help prevent or reduce the severity of automobile crashes. Check it out now. |
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New
ADC Enables Greater Versatility in Pro Audio
Designs
TI’s new high-performance two-channel
analog-to-digital converter offers outstanding
dynamic performance and supports 24-bit
linear PCM, one-bit Direct Stream Digital
and six-bit modulator data outputs. The
supported output formats enable the PCM4222
to play a key part in digital audio recording
and processing applications. And the multibit
modulator output adds versatility, allowing
you to design your own digital decimation
filter and processing hardware. Get details
now.
Ultra-Low
Jitter S/PDIF Receiver Simplifies Audio
Design
The new DIR9001 24-bit, 96-kHz digital audio
interface receiver from TI provides jitter
as low as 50-ps RMS, or six times better
than the nearest standalone receiver. The
DIR9001 also provides a high degree of integration
that can reduce your system component count
and overall system cost for applications
such as AV/DVD receivers and amplifiers,
automotive audio systems, digital TVs, musical
instruments, recording systems and high-performance
PC audio interfaces. Download product datasheets
today!
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 Article
Concludes Transcoding Is Key to the Future
of Video
The evolution of video entertainment does
indeed depend on multiformat transcoding,
according to Tim Siglin, a contributing
editor for StreamingMedia.com. His article,
“TI Advocates for Moving Transcoding
From the Core” (StreamingMedia.com,
9 Nov. 2006), validates the idea that transcoding
is essential for seamlessly delivering video
that consumers can view on the device of
their choice. Read the article now.
Key
Considerations About Using Class-D Audio
Amps in Portable Products
Class-D audio amplifiers enable longer battery
run-time and cooler operation in portable
end products, but they also demand designers
take into account several differences from
traditional class-AB amplifiers, including
proper board layout, component selection
and amplifier measurements. Get all the
details in the article “Designing
Class-D Audio Amplifiers into Portable Applications”
(PlanetAnalog.com, 28 June 2006) by TI engineers
Nick Holland, Greg Hupp and Andy Liang.
Explore
Importance of Video Compression and Data Flow
in Video Surveillance Designs
With demand for digital video surveillance systems booming, designers who are
developing next-generation video surveillance systems need to thoroughly understand
video compression, system partitioning and codec optimization. Zhengting He,
a TI software application engineer, examines the subject in his article “Video
Compression and Data Flow for Video Surveillance” (ECN, 1 Feb. 2007). Check
it out now. |
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European
Power Supply Seminars Start April 16 in Madrid
TI’s Power Supply Design Seminars will take place in
24 locations
across
Europe beginning in April. Taught by TI power management experts,
these highly technical one-day seminars
will
focus
on the techniques of practical power supply design, including
advanced
new power supply concepts, basic design principles
and examples
of real-world applications. The variety of topics makes these
seminars beneficial to engineers of every
experience
level.
Register now. |
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