TI announced the first mass production of 90 nanometer 1GHz DSP

TI (TI) announced the first batch of production using 90 nanometer process technology of 1 GHz DSP, the new standard for the industry once again write down the performance of DSP. The TMS320C6414T, TMS320C6415T and TMS320C6416T DSP devices manufactured using 90 nm technology have been widely used in more than 70 customers, and these products have the characteristics of high performance and low cost. In addition, the 720 MHz version of the device to upgrade to TI advanced nano CMOS process, compared with the 130 nanometer 720 MHz devices, the price of the three devices is reduced by half. At the same time, TI also launched a new 1 GHz DSP Starter Kit (DSK) and EEMBC benchmark program, which confirms that these DSP is the industry's highest performance leading device.

TI into the chief scientist said: "many customers need these 90 nano components, make the communication infrastructure market traditionally dominated by TMS320C64x DSP and is a fast growing market of video infrastructure to achieve higher channel density. Many innovative applications are now not only possible, even at a very low cost of manufacturing, such as automatic navigation, intelligent artificial vision system and medical image quality automatic vehicle, complex. We hope that TI technology can support the customer's innovative applications and future terminal products." The ultra high speed upgrade to TI advanced 90 nm CMOS technology and 1 GHz power consumption, customers can get higher performance and lower, such as processing up to eight channel MPEG-2 video converter, according to Surf Communications chief technology officer Avi Fisher said after the upgrade can also handle 64 universal port telecommunications infrastructure applications in a single device and as many as 128 pure voice port. By implementing these performance levels on a single chip, developers can avoid complex multiprocessor designs. Ideal packet phone application C64x DSP series also includes data and video, the. The benchmark test alone, 1 GHz TMS320C64x DSP in the United States to optimize assembly embedded microprocessor benchmark Association (EEMBC) of the telecommunications benchmarks achieved a good score of 873.1, among the best in all the achievements in DSP. In addition, its out of the box and optimize the C language has also made the industry's best results, thus confirming the TI in the field of C compiler leading position.