AM335x Start Kit delivers low-cost development options on TI’s Sitara AM335x ARM Cortex-A8 processor
August 15, 2012
The TMDSSK3358 is available for developers looking for a cost-optimized board to quickly evaluate TI’s Sitara AM335x ARM processor. Available for $199, the AM335x Starter Kit comes complete with a 4.3 inch LCD touch screen; TI’s WL1271 single-chip solution supporting Wi-Fi Direct™ and software options, including Android SDK as well as TI’s EZ SDK supporting Linux. TI’s AM335x Starter Kit, offers complete pre-FCC and CE-certification, is a feature-packed compact design with an optimized bill of materials (BOM). Learn more
Take advantage of two new low-cost development kits to help you optimize analytical floating-point and fixed-point digital signal processing (DSP) applications.
TMDXLCDK6748 - TMS320C6748 DSP Development Kit (LCDK): The low-cost TMS320C6748 DSP development kit (LCDK) is a scalable platform that breaks down development barriers for every-day, real-time signal processing applications, including biometric analytics, communications, and audio. The low-cost LCDK will speed and ease your hardware development of real-time DSP applications. This new board reduces design work with freely downloadable and duplicable board schematics and design files. A wide variety of standard interfaces for connectivity and storage enable you to easily bring audio, video and other signals onto the board. Learn more
TMDXLCDK138 - OMAP-L138 DSP+ARM Development Kit (LCDK): The low-cost OMAP-L138 DSP+ARM® development kit will enable fast and easy Linux software and hardware development. This scalable platform will ease and accelerate software and hardware development of every-day applications that require real-time signal processing and control functional, including industrial control, medical diagnostics and communications. The low-cost kit, complete with freely downloadable and duplicable board schematics and design files, greatly reduces design work. A wide variety of standard interfaces for connectivity and storage allow developers to easily bring audio, video and other signals onto the board. Expansion headers such as LCD screen expansion headers and Leopard Imaging’s camera sensor allow customers to extend the board’s functionality. Learn more
Flash Board 2 from PTI enhances HMI development on the AM/DM37x ARM Microprocessor
December 15, 2011
PTI has enhanced its HMI reference design, introducing the Flashboard 2. Based on the AM/DM37x ARM Cortex-A8 Microprocessor, the new reference design leverages the ARM as well as PowerVR SGX 3D graphics accelerator to optimize the graphics performance. In addition, this single board solution includes fully integrated connectivity features including USB On-the-go, WLAN 802.11 b/g/n + BT 2.1 EDR, NFC, Zigbee and RJ45 wired Ethernet connectivity. Learn more
Enhance your industrial designs with two new development options: introducing TI’s Industrial Development Kit and Industrial Communications Engine
November 22, 2011
Developers looking to ease and accelerate their industrial automation designs can now leverage TI’s Sitara AM335x microprocessor, the industry’s first ARM® Cortex™-A8 system solution with multiple integrated industrial communication protocols. To further help industrial developers two development tools are available to enable customers to easily incorporate industrial communication standards in their industrial automation designs:
AM3359 Industrial development kit (IDK) is an extensive development platform enabling customers to evaluate all popular industrial communications and motor control applications. The AM3359 IDK has many different evaluation features such as 512 MB of DDR2 memory, dual motor drivers, digital I/O, a
C2000™ Piccolo microcontroller with integrated analog to digital converters, a
Stellaris® ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller, USB, Ethernet, SPI, 12C and much more. The AM3359 IDK is $895.
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AM3359 Industrial communications engine (ICE) is a pocket-sized, cost-optimized and form-factor optimized reference design for I/O devices and sensors needing to add industrial communications quickly and easily. The AM3359 ICE is $99. Learn more
Enter a world of fast, low-cost embedded processing design with TI's dramatically enhanced Code Composer Studio™ IDE
November 8, 2011
Further simplifying embedded software development, Texas Instruments has now introduced significant upgrades to its industry-leading
Code Composer Studio™ integrated development environment (IDE)
based on the Eclipse open source software framework. Featuring major user interface improvements that ease development and a 5x smaller installation package that speeds setup,
Code Composer Studio IDE v5 now runs on Windows and Linux® operating environments and starts at the low cost of $79 – thousands of dollars less than competitive offerings.
Code Composer Studio IDE provides a single user interface to take developers through each step of the application development flow. It includes a suite of tools that simplifies software design for embedded processing applications by accelerating software code development, analysis and debugging through a common development environment.
Code Composer Studio IDE v5 is compatible across many devices in TI’s broad embedded processing portfolio, including single and multicore digital signal processors (DSPs), microcontrollers, video processors and microprocessors. Learn more
AM335x EVM boosts development options on TI’s newest Sitara ARM MPU
October 31, 2011
The TMDXEVM3358 is available for those looking to start development quickly on TI’s newest Cortex-A8 processor, the AM335x ARM MPU. Available for $995, the
AM335x EVM comes complete with a seven-inch LCD touch screen; TI’s WL1271 single-chip solution supporting Wi-Fi Direct™ and software options, including Android SDK as well as TI’s EZ SDK supporting Linux. Support for QNX, Mentor and Wind River third-party RTOSes is also available. The AM335x EVM provides access to the silicon’s robust feature set including extended connectivity and interface support to enable applications such as portable navigation, handheld gaming devices, home and building automation, industrial automation and more. Learn more
Free TI StarterWare enables quick and simple programming of TI embedded processors
October 27, 2011
Embedded software programming comprises the majority of the product development cycle. Significantly reducing learning curves and accelerating development time in the embedded design process, TI is now offering free StarterWare software packages, which provide user-friendly, production-ready software for Sitara™ 32-bit ARM® microprocessor (MPU), C6000™ digital signal processor (DSP) and DSP + ARM developers. StarterWare provides application developers with a flexible starting point that does not require the use of an operating system. Learn more
TI first to break the $2 DSP barrier!
August 26, 2011
The new
TMDX5535EZDSP allows you to quickly and easily begin development today on TI’s new TMS320C553x ultra-low-power DSPs, lowest power and lowest cost DSPs in the industry today. With total active core power at less than 0.15 mW/MHz at 1.05V and standby power at less than 0.15 mW, these highly integrated DSPs enable developers to add sophisticated signal processing power to audio and voice applications. The C5535 eZdsp™ development tool includes a free, full-featured version of Code Composer Studio™ IDE, free USB audio class and human interface device (HID) demo software and an on-board emulator. Learn more
Basic Secure Boot Development Tools help protect your software investment
June 13, 2011
Get started today with TI’s new Basic Secure Boot Development Tools which provide the documentation and software development tools supported by TI's new secured devices. The two areas of protection include secure boot capability which prevents external entities from modifying your algorithms and multi-layer encryption and the ability to update boot and application software code remotely on flash memory while allowing the boot sequence to remain secure. TI is offering this new added protection against unauthorized reading of intellectual property (IP) and sensitive data in its OMAP-L138 C6-Integra™ DSP+ARM® processors and TMS320C6748 digital signal processors (DSPs). Learn more
NEW USB-powered TMDX5502eZdsp for quick and easy evaluation
April 13, 2011
The new TMDX5502EZDSP
is a compact, easy-to-use, low cost platform and include all the hardware and
software needed to evaluate the industry’s lowest power 16-bit DSP with more
evaluation options such as USB2.0 and SD interface. The USB port provides enough
power to operate the ultra-low-power C5502 so no external power supply is
required. The tool has embedded XDS100 emulator for full source level debug capability and supports Code Composer Studio™ v4 integrated development environment (IDE) and eXpressDSP™ software which includes the DSP/BIOS™ kernel. Learn more
New TI EVM and TI EZ SDK for DaVinci™ digital media processors allow evaluation in minutes and development in less than an hour
March 1, 2011
Texas Instruments has introduced the TMDXEVM8168 evaluation module for its newest DaVinci™ digital media processors, which contains the TI EZ Software Development Kit (EZ SDK). This EVM and TI EZ SDK support the DM816x DaVinci digital media processor, the AM389x Sitara™ ARM® microprocessors (MPUs), and the C6A816x Integra™ DSP + ARM processors. The EVM and TI EZ SDK allow customers to evaluate their devices in minutes and begin development in less than an hour. The TI EZ SDK is a free software package that only requires a single installation and includes: development software and example code required to start development, audio and video codecs (H.264, MPEG2, MPEG4, G.711, AAC and more), preconfigured projects for networked audio and video, drivers for peripherals, connectivity and display, Code Composer Studio with CodeSourcery Lite gcc tool chain and Qt graphics SDK plug-in, graphical application launcher and operating systems (Linux today, Android Gingerbread in 2Q 2011 and Microsoft Windows® Embedded Compact 7 later). Learn more
New DM368 DaVinci™ EVM enables 44 percent more performance and opens door to development of new 1080p video applications
January 26, 2011
Texas Instruments has introduced the TMS320DM36x Digital Video Evaluation Module (DVEVM) that supports the TMS320DM365 and TMS320DM368 DaVinci™ ARM9® + accelerators microprocessors. The DM368 DaVinci™ Digital Media Processor EVM availability allows DM368 customers a higher performance option than the previously available DM365 EVM. DM368 DVEVM provides up to 432 MHz of ARM speed and up to 1080p video support.
The DM368 EVM kits are available for order today and include LCD touch screen, HD imager, USB mouse as well as the TI Software Development Kit and some demos pre-loaded on an SD card.
The EVM enables developers to start immediate evaluation of DaVinci™ processors and begin building digital video applications such as IP security cameras, digital photo frames, digital signage, video doorbells, remote media display and other digital video products. Learn more
New TMS320C66x DSP evaluation modules and tools ease multicore development for designers of high-performance applications
November 9, 2010
Development and evaluation of TI’s new C66x multicore DSPs is easier than ever before with new robust, low cost EVMs from TI. Designers can begin development on the TMS320C6670 or C6678, C6674 or C6672 processors with the TMDXEVM6670L or TMDXEVM6678L. Priced at $399 each, both EVMs include a Network Development Kit, Code Composer Studio™ software, and a suite of application/demo code to quickly come up to speed on the new platform. To further ease development and speed time to market, TI is also offering complete hardware and software support for C66x multicore DSPs, including the Linux operating system and BIOS multicore platform software, open GCC tools, a Multicore Software Development Kit (MC-SDK), application specific software libraries, demos and more. Learn more
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