Rowland Demko —

Are you still using DSPs for DSP? Re-configurable FPGAs on PMC modules offer so many advantages with high-speed parallel processing and great support tools.

Will Strauss —

New Report provides insight and strategies for emerging fixed mobile convergence

Roger H. Hosking —

Technology, Theory, Products, Applications

staff —

Our exclusive interview sheds light on how Actel’s strategy and technology are reshaping programmable logic for the latest power-sensitive applications.

David Pointer —

An FPGA contributes to a reconfigurable system’s performance by allowing a programmer to explicitly and completely dedicate a device to the solution of the regular, uninterrupted streaming aspects of a program

Dr. Malachy Devlin —

The flexibility of the FPGA means it can be used to run a dynamically configurable measurement application that measures the effect of the ‘uncontrollable’ parameters.

Tom Diamond —

Today’s real-time image processing hardware is feeling the pinch. Traditional reprogrammable devices are straining to keep pace across a range of automated inspection, security/surveillance, and professional video applications.

Doug Morrissey —

Ideally, OEMs should be able to get exactly the interfaces they need, without the cost and drawbacks of buying a fully-featured DSP.

William Strauss —

The demise of analog cellular, the growth of InterDigital and VeriSilicon, and DSP shipments.

Q & A with Steve Jennis and Q & A with Gordon Kruberg —

At a recent Software Defined Radio Forum meeting in Portland, Oregon, PrismTech showcased their SCA implementation on a small form factor "motherboard" by Gumstix.

Q & A with Babak Daneshrad, PhD —

Silvus has some amazing IP – they've cracked the code on tuning SDR antennas to take advantage of tiem, frequency, and space.

Mike Zanon —

We all get so focused on technology – bytes, algorithms, signal processing, and EDA tools – that we sometimes forget that all this is actually used by someone, somewhere.