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'C67x Generation: First 1-GFLOPS Floating-Point DSP

Now at $995, new TMS320C62x EVM saves designer development time

EDN names TMS320C6000 "Innovation of the Year"

Application Report: Performance analysis of line-echo-cancellation implemention using TMS320C6201

'C54x DSPs accelerate convergence of voice and data

'C54x reference design helps pack more density into your system

'C/LC206 DSPs hit power, price point for embedded apps

White Mountian offers 'C24x DSK for motor-control applications

Brushless motors thrive on DSP performance

Motor-control application notes online

Download new DSP application notes from the web

DSP Hotline Online provides quick access to design queries

AC '97 codec provides high-quality PC audio

Italian team wins TI DSP Solutions Challenge

U/Mass Dartmouth sponsors DSP workshops

TI sponsors online ICSPAT technical conference on DSP Solutions

New Third-Party hardware and software

Third-party CD-ROM now available

EDN names TMS320C6000 "Innovation of the Year"

TI’s TMS320C6000 DSP recently won the “Innovation of the Year” Award from EDN Magazine, a leading electronic trade publication. The ’C6000, the world’s most powerful DSP, was recognized as an outstanding and unique engineering product that will enable a new era in voice, data, and visual communications.

Introduced in February 1997, and now shipping in volume, the ’C6000 DSP operates at 1.6 billion instructions per second, up to 10 times the speed of existing devices. The high-speed chip will lead the explosive growth of wireless and data communications, especially high-speed downloads from the Internet.

Readers of EDN Magazine from around the world voted TI’s chip the winner through an on-line ballot at EDN’s web site. The ’C6000 DSP is featured in EDN’s May 7, 1998 issue.

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