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The AXIS software offers high throughput, low latency, reconfigurable communications (AXISFlow) and features optimized signal processing libraries (AXISLib) to deliver ... ... the Advanced Multiprocessor Integrated Software development environment from GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms, and is intended to allow prospective customers to thoroughly evaluate the capabilities of AXIS prior to purchasing the full AXIS suite. We believe AXIS is far ahead of ...
The IPe Tool Suite enables more efficient communication between IP vendors, integrators and foundries for IP interaction. The Tool provides ... ... property (IP) integration. The update to the IPe Tool Suite will be introduced during the tutorial session, "Tools for Reducing the Hidden Costs in the IP Supply Ecosystem," at DesignCon 2008, February 4 in Santa Clara, Calif. Version 4.0 ...
By combining MAC and PHY functionalities on the TCI6484, TI is enabling OEMs to use a single, scalable converged solution ... ... complex, multiprocessing Beyond 3G cellular infrastructure applications such as HSPA/HSPA+, LTE and WiMAX Wave 2. This new 65nm, single-core 1 GHz DSP also doubles acceleration, delivering improved data throughput and reduced latency for better quality of service - and ...
The new chip design for portable electronics that can be up to ten times more energy-efficient than present technology. One ... ... can be up to ten times more energy-efficient than present technology. The design could lead to cell phones, implantable medical devices and sensors that last far longer when running from a battery. Kwong carried out the project with MIT colleagues ...
iQ Automation is the automation systems based on the Q Series Automation Platform, a revolutionary architecture that helped define the ... ... the 12th Annual ARC Forum in Orlando. iQ Automation is the next generation of Mitsubishi Electric Automation's highly successful automation systems based on the Q Series Automation Platform, a revolutionary architecture that helped define the category known as the ...
