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This group is dedicated to information on communications technologies that are not necessarily related to wireless, networking, or interconnects (all of which have dedicated groups). For example, this is the group to talk about wired technologies not specific to networking.
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- News, in-depth tutorial feature articles, and Design Ideas published in EDN.com's Communications Design Center.
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The FlashPoint platform solution from Denali Software provides an interface between NAND flash and PCI Express (PCIe). Many designers may wonder why something like interfacing to NAND flash would need a platform solution. From an operating-system perspective, more work is expected of NAND these days.
Are you about to start a new design with massive signal-processing requirements, such as a media gateway or the latest MRI device? If so, consider using a DSP farm connected via the Serial RapidIO (sRIO) protocol, or just go out and buy a DSP "farm on a chip."
Serial RapidIO is a high-speed, packet-switched, point-to-point protocol with a predictable low latency. It's ideally suited for connecting scalable DSP farms used in video transcoding, industrial imaging, media gateways, wireless basestations, and other applications where bandwidth and low latency are crucial. A "farm on a chip"—a semiconductor that contains several DSP-type processors and fast interconnect—serves the same purpose as connecting several DSP chips together for the same types of applications.
The FlashPoint platform solution from Denali Software provides an interface between NAND flash and PCI Express (PCIe). Many designers may wonder why something like interfacing to NAND flash would need a platform solution. From an operating-system perspective, more work is expected of NAND these days.
Are you about to start a new design with massive signal-processing requirements, such as a media gateway or the latest MRI device? If so, consider using a DSP farm connected via the Serial RapidIO (sRIO) protocol, or just go out and buy a DSP "farm on a chip."
Serial RapidIO is a high-speed, packet-switched, point-to-point protocol with a predictable low latency. It's ideally suited for connecting scalable DSP farms used in video transcoding, industrial imaging, media gateways, wireless basestations, and other applications where bandwidth and low latency are crucial. A "farm on a chip"—a semiconductor that contains several DSP-type processors and fast interconnect—serves the same purpose as connecting several DSP chips together for the same types of applications.
- Wireless Technology
VLSI Solution is an innovative new technology creator that designs and manufactures integrated circuits.
Company's strength is its capability to create unique signal processing solutions for very large scale integrated (VLSI) circuits. Half of the staff is working in research and development (R&D). Big R&D effort produces continuous flow of new innovative solutions. Company's focus is in mixed-signal low power applications.
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Silicon Image, Inc. is a leader in the secure distribution, presentation and storage of high-definition content. Silicon Image offers robust, high-bandwidth semiconductors in the global PC/display, consumer electronics and storage arenas based on its innovative digital interconnect technology.
Silicon Image creates and drives industry standards for digital content delivery such as Digital Visual Interface (DVI), High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), and Serial ATA (SATA), leveraging strategic partnerships with global leaders in consumer electronics and personal computing.
Founded in 1942 as RCA Laboratories, Sarnoff Corporation has been a keystone in the technology domain — producing innovations that generate successful new concepts, products and services. We pride ourselves on remaining in the forefront of this rapidly evolving domain.
We have a robust range of core technology that enables us to meet the needs of each individual client by offering proven solutions, services and expertise that can be applied at any stage of the product lifecycle — from concept R&D to manufacturing. In addition, we offer a broad portfolio of market-oriented intellectual property (IP). Sarnoff’s breadth of service enables us to move from innovation to creation with the development of designs and enabling components or products — bringing ideas to market and turning an investment into profit.
