BDTI classes leverage BDTI's unique technical knowledge and expertise, and offer the following advantages:
Unbiased analysis and opinion
Class content is developed by independent authorities on DSP technology, products, and development.
Customized content and delivery
Classes can be tailored to your organization's products, competitive environment, or target market. Classes may be delivered in person, via live Webcast, or in electronic form.
Polished presentation
Classes are led by professionals experienced in delivering complex information and insights, clearly and intelligently.
Informed, focused interaction
Bring BDTI's knowledge to focus on your issues in in-depth question-and-answer sessions.
Lab work and/or exercises
BDTI can provide easily administered exercises for attendee comprehension checks. Or, when attendees have access to computers and tools, BDTI can provide hands-on lab exercises.
Solid track record
BDTI has a solid record of success in delivering training, including high ratings from corporations which lead the DSP industry.
Existing class modules include:
Processors for DSP: Architectures and Trends*
Features, strengths, and weaknesses of all major processors targeting DSP-intensive applications.
DSPs and Alternatives for Communications Applications*
Objective, independent analysis of the most important processor architectures and products for communications applications, as well as insights into key competitors' strategies and technology trends.
Digital and Streaming Audio: Applications, Algorithms, and Implementation*
Technology used in the latest generation of audio products and examines key signal processing functions. Implementation requirements, techniques, and risks are detailed.
Microprocessors vs DSPs: Fundamentals and Distinctions*
Basic and advanced processor architecture concepts. Compares and contrasts DSP processors with general-purpose processors.
DSP Software Development*
Unique requirements of DSP software development. High-level languages vs. assembly language, tools, and optimization.
Selecting and Using DSP Processor Cores
Key characteristics of currently available and upcoming DSP cores and critical considerations in choosing a DSP core.
Texas Instruments TMS320C6xxx
Insider's insights into the key strengths and weaknesses of TI's family of high-performance processors.
DSP Software Optimization Techniques
Software optimization techniques to enable effective use of today's highly parallel architectures, with detailed examples for specific processors.
*Available for licensing in electronic format. Contact BDTI for details.
Classes under development include:
DSP Processor Fundamentals
Introduction to DSP processor architectures and features, based on BDTI's popular text of the same name.
DSP Applications
Tutorial on popular DSP applications and representative algorithms. Discusses techniques for building applications efficiently.
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