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Selecting and Using DSP Processor CoresA half-day BDTI seminarContentsOverviewImprovements in IC fabrication processes and the burgeoning demand for DSP capabilities have combined to make DSP core-based ASICs a hot technology. As a result, the number and diversity of DSP cores is on the rise, with new vendors and new architectures regularly announced. But choosing a DSP core and creating a core-based ASIC are not simple propositions; both the technical and business hurdles are formidable. In this half-day seminar, Jeff Bier will explain what to look for when choosing a DSP core for a core-based ASIC, and discuss key characteristics of currently available and upcoming DSP processor cores. Jeff will also discuss the business side of core-based ASIC design, including important financial and legal considerations. This class is intended for engineers, engineering managers, and technical marketing professionals involved in designing, choosing, or marketing DSP processor cores.
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Classes of processors for DSP Current DSP core offerings Conclusions
About BDTIBerkeley Design Technology, Inc (BDTI) is a technical services and software company focused on DSP technology. BDTI is well-known for developing the only vendor-independent set of DSP benchmarks, the BDTI Benchmarks™, which it has implemented on nearly every processor used in DSP today. BDTI provides DSP software development and optimization services, published reports on DSP technology, and DSP technical advisory services. For more informationFor more information about this and other BDTI training classes, including availability of online versions and schedules for public presentations, please register with BDTI. |
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