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Register for Oct. 16 DM355 Webcast
In this webcast, TI experts will provide an
overview of the DM355 digital media processor
and corresponding Digital Video Evaluation
Module (DVEVM), which includes an optimized
MontaVista Linux, Uboot loader and drivers.
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Fixed- and Floating-Point DSPs
Designed for communications and video applications, TI’s C6455 fixed-point DSPs have high-throughput ports and multiple interface options. C672x floating-point DSPs enable professional audio applications with audio peripherals and abundant on-chip memory. Read it today. |
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25-W Stereo Class-D Audio Power Amplifier
The TPA3120D2 amplifier drives speakers
as low as 4 Ohm in a single-ended output
configuration. Specifications include up
to 90 percent efficiency, 10-V to 30-V supply
range, 20-, 26-, 32- and 36-dB gain settings,
60-dB PSRR, 99-dB SNR and 30 mA (typ) at
24-V quiescent current. Find out more now.
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| Looking Beyond the IPTV Buzz
Developing flexible architectures capable
of delivering IPTV and interactive and personalized
lifestyle services requires knowledge of
the technology deployed throughout IP networks.
Innovations based on DSP technology can
help cable operators look beyond the buzz.
For details, see “IPTV revisited:
Focusing on next-generation lifestyle services”
(CED Magazine, 1 March 2007) by TIer Ben
Wagner. Read it today.
Is
Your Repeater-Chip HDMI 1.3 Compatible?
Changing
standards and maximum data rates make it
difficult for engineers to determine whether
their HDMI repeater chip supports 1080p
in 36-bit mode, which requires a signaling
rate of 2.23 Gbps per TMDS channel. In this
article (Digital TV DesignLine,
30 April 2007), TI’s Thomas Kugelstadt reviews
the challenges of the HDMI-1.3 standard.
Read about HDMI 1.3 now.
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Eye on ASIS 2007
ASIS 2007, coming to Las Vegas Sept. 24-27, will have more than 950 exhibitors demonstrating technologically advanced security products. TI’s contributions include its IP Net Camera, capable of capturing video through CCD or CMOS sensors, and Security IP DVR, which digitizes and compresses analog video and audio to minimize transmission bandwidth and storage. Register to attend ASIS 2007 today.
See the DM355 at the ARM Developer’s Conference
TI will demo the recently released TMS320DM355
DaVinci processor with ARM host control and
complete development tools at the ARM Developer’s
Conference 2007, scheduled for Oct. 2-4 in
Santa Clara, CA. This showcase for ARM partners
includes products across the development chain.
Learn how to integrate ARM processors like
the DM355 into your next design. Register
now.
Vision 2007 Embedded Linux Conference
TI is co-sponsoring the MontaVista Software’s
Vision 2007 Embedded Linux Conference, Oct.
8-10 in Santa Clara, CA. TI will present three
sessions for embedded developers; plus, Joe
Rigazio, TI’s GM of DSP Catalog and EEE DSPs,
Semiconductor Group, will explain the potential
for embedded Linux and digital video in his
talk, “Driving the Future of Digital Video.”
Plan to attend. |
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