Petrovna
Newbie level 6
TI
DSP:
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TI's Digital Signal Controllers Enable Gas-Like Performance Levels in New Emission-Free Electric Scooters from Vectrix
HOUSTON (July 20, 2004) - Leveraging the efficiency of
real-time, high-performance control, Vectrix Corporation
has selected the TMS320LF2401A(tm) digital signal
controller from Texas Instruments (TI) (NYSE: TXN) for its
revolutionary electric motor scooters. By pairing TI's
leading digital signal processing (DSP)-based motor
control technology with a high performance, custom
designed brushless servo motor from Parker SBC, part of
the Parker Automation division, the new lightweight
Vectrix scooter delivers a level of performance and
acceleration typically only found in a 250-cc gasoline-
powered motorcycle. Vectrix's scooter achieves this gas-
like performance without the polluting emissions typically
found in two stroke gas engines. (For more information on
the LF2401A digital signal controller, please visit
www.ti.com/vectrixpr)
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Download The Latest Edition of Embedded Edge(tm) Magazine
Learn about the latest DSP news and products from TI third
parties, as well as programmable technology from video
industry experts. This issue provides in-depth information
to help solve your design issues with articles such as
Implementing an MPEG-2-TO-H.264 Transcoder on the DM642,
Advanced DSPs and MPEG-4 Build a Digital Video Security
System and Why Emerging Video Apps Need Programmability
and Flexibility. Subscribe today.
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Sharpen Your Design Skills at Multi-Day Workshops
Expand your knowledge of DSP technology at the three to
five day workshops. These advanced educational sessions
take you through all phases of designing with a TI DSP and
provide significant "hands on" sections emphasizing the
demonstration and application of techniques and skills.
https://www.ti.com/training
Expand Your Video Knowledge - Attend the Digital Video Technical Seminars
Learn how TI digital video solutions and flexible
technology enables high-performance and smarter image
processing at the Digital Video Technical Seminars. The
seminars include modules on Video Basics, Streaming Video
and Video Surveillance. Register two weeks in advance and
attend the seminar for FREE.
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C6000:
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TI Extends Biometric Industry's Most Flexible Development Platform with Fingerprint Sensors from Atmel, AuthenTec and Fingerprint Cards
HOUSTON (July 13, 2004) - To enhance the range of easy-to-
use, affordable development tools for fingerprint-based
security products, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI)
(NYSE: TXN) today announced the availability of three new,
smaller sensors from Atmel, AuthenTec and Fingerprint
Cards. With the digital signal processor (DSP)-based
Fingerprint Authentication Development Tool (FADT)
platform, developers can choose from a range of TI's DSP
Starter Kits to create a complete development environment
in order to quickly and easily evaluate different
fingerprint sensors and verification algorithms on the
same platform. For additional information, visit
www.ti.com/fadtnr.
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TI Adds Floating-Point DSP to Roadmap and Extends Price/Performance By More Than 3X
HOUSTON (July 19, 2004) - DSP-based system designers can
improve system performance while decreasing DSP costs by
using the new TMS320C6711 digital signal processor (DSP)
announced today from Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI)
(NYSE: TXN). The C6711 DSP at 250 MHz is targeted at
applications seeking high precision and wide dynamic range
offering more than three times the megahertz per dollar
and 150% more performance over its original predecessor.
For more information, see: www.ti.com/c6711dsppr.
**broken link removed**
DSP:
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TI's Digital Signal Controllers Enable Gas-Like Performance Levels in New Emission-Free Electric Scooters from Vectrix
HOUSTON (July 20, 2004) - Leveraging the efficiency of
real-time, high-performance control, Vectrix Corporation
has selected the TMS320LF2401A(tm) digital signal
controller from Texas Instruments (TI) (NYSE: TXN) for its
revolutionary electric motor scooters. By pairing TI's
leading digital signal processing (DSP)-based motor
control technology with a high performance, custom
designed brushless servo motor from Parker SBC, part of
the Parker Automation division, the new lightweight
Vectrix scooter delivers a level of performance and
acceleration typically only found in a 250-cc gasoline-
powered motorcycle. Vectrix's scooter achieves this gas-
like performance without the polluting emissions typically
found in two stroke gas engines. (For more information on
the LF2401A digital signal controller, please visit
www.ti.com/vectrixpr)
**broken link removed**
Download The Latest Edition of Embedded Edge(tm) Magazine
Learn about the latest DSP news and products from TI third
parties, as well as programmable technology from video
industry experts. This issue provides in-depth information
to help solve your design issues with articles such as
Implementing an MPEG-2-TO-H.264 Transcoder on the DM642,
Advanced DSPs and MPEG-4 Build a Digital Video Security
System and Why Emerging Video Apps Need Programmability
and Flexibility. Subscribe today.
**broken link removed**
Sharpen Your Design Skills at Multi-Day Workshops
Expand your knowledge of DSP technology at the three to
five day workshops. These advanced educational sessions
take you through all phases of designing with a TI DSP and
provide significant "hands on" sections emphasizing the
demonstration and application of techniques and skills.
https://www.ti.com/training
Expand Your Video Knowledge - Attend the Digital Video Technical Seminars
Learn how TI digital video solutions and flexible
technology enables high-performance and smarter image
processing at the Digital Video Technical Seminars. The
seminars include modules on Video Basics, Streaming Video
and Video Surveillance. Register two weeks in advance and
attend the seminar for FREE.
**broken link removed**
C6000:
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TI Extends Biometric Industry's Most Flexible Development Platform with Fingerprint Sensors from Atmel, AuthenTec and Fingerprint Cards
HOUSTON (July 13, 2004) - To enhance the range of easy-to-
use, affordable development tools for fingerprint-based
security products, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI)
(NYSE: TXN) today announced the availability of three new,
smaller sensors from Atmel, AuthenTec and Fingerprint
Cards. With the digital signal processor (DSP)-based
Fingerprint Authentication Development Tool (FADT)
platform, developers can choose from a range of TI's DSP
Starter Kits to create a complete development environment
in order to quickly and easily evaluate different
fingerprint sensors and verification algorithms on the
same platform. For additional information, visit
www.ti.com/fadtnr.
**broken link removed**
TI Adds Floating-Point DSP to Roadmap and Extends Price/Performance By More Than 3X
HOUSTON (July 19, 2004) - DSP-based system designers can
improve system performance while decreasing DSP costs by
using the new TMS320C6711 digital signal processor (DSP)
announced today from Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI)
(NYSE: TXN). The C6711 DSP at 250 MHz is targeted at
applications seeking high precision and wide dynamic range
offering more than three times the megahertz per dollar
and 150% more performance over its original predecessor.
For more information, see: www.ti.com/c6711dsppr.
**broken link removed**
