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Tensilica
Tensilica supplies customizable dataplane processors. Dataplane Processor Units (DPUs) consist of performance intensive DSP (audio, video, imaging, and baseband signal processing) and embedded RISC processing functions (security, networking, and deeply embedded control). Tensilica’s DSPs and processors power semiconductor companies, innovative start-ups, and system OEMs for high-volume products including mobile phones, consumer electronics devices (including portable media players, digital TV, and broadband set top boxes), computers, and storage, networking and communications equipment. More information: www.tensilica.com
Latest Tensilica Products
Tensilica HiFi 2 Audio DSP supports HE AAC by Dolby in DRM
April 07 2009 - Tensilica is offering the Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) decoder on its popular HiFi 2 Audio DSP. This can be easily integrated into system-on-chip (SOC) designs.... more
Tensilica adds RealAudio decoder support for HiFi 2 Audio DSPs
January 23 2009 - Tensilica has ported the RealAudio 8, 9, and 10 decoders from digital entertainment services company RealNetworks to the HiFi 2 Audio DSP, the industry’s leading licensable audio DSP. ... more
TESEQ NSG 434 ESD simulator for air discharge testing
July 24 2008 - TESEQ, which develops and provides instrumentation and test systems for EMC emission and immunity testing, has released its latest hand-held ESD simulator.... more
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