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October 26, 2006

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Design Features

  • High-speed bus for PC management emerges

    Analog Devices and Intel have collaborated on a new high-speed bus. The Simple Serial Transport bus provides PC-system management.
  • Handling differential skew in high-speed serial buses

    Differential skew has become a performance-limiting phenomenon. You can manage it with a variety of approaches.
  • Downlink enables remote boundary-scan tests

    Link internal IEEE 1149 structures with communication ports integrated within a product and available to the outside world.
  • Application dictates choice: fixed- or floating-point DSP?

    Choosing between fixed- and floating-point implementations can be difficult. A comparison of one of each type of processor and some sample applications highlight some of the pros and cons of each approach.
  • Tapping Linux as an application framework for consumer electronics

    In the highly competitive consumer-electronics industry, product life cycles are notoriously short, and downward price pressures are constant. As a result, electronics manufacturers must produce consumer devices faster than ever and reduce overall costs and time to market.



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