The rapid evolution of wireless audio has placed unprecedented demands on system integration, power efficiency, and performance. Against this backdrop, the webinar “All-in-One Bluetooth Audio: A Complete Solution on a TSMC 12nm Single Die” offers a timely and technically rich exploration of how modern semiconductor design… Read More
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Webinar: All in One Bluetooth Audio: A Complete Solution on a TSMC 12nm Single Die
Abstract
Dive into the future of Bluetooth audio with Ceva and Dolphin Semiconductor’s breakthrough 12nm Smart Edge AIoT SoC solution.
This webinar shows how advanced wireless connectivity, integrated AI processing, and premium audio technologies and power management come together to deliver superior performance, lower
CEO Interview with Gary Spittle of Sonical
British-born, California-based entrepreneur, Gary Spittle, is the founder of Sonical – a disruptive, forward-thinking audio brand that is currently on the cusp of delivering something quite remarkable: think immersive, wireless, and completely lossless.
Gary holds a PhD. He investigated the use of binaural audio for improving… Read More
Customizable IP for HP and LP Audio Subsystems
Today, Smartphones and mobile devices have become center of innovation with multiple functions getting into them. Considering the audio or voice application, there can be multi-way conferencing, video chat, complete audio/video streaming, gaming, voice triggering and recognition,… you name an application, and it will … Read More
Shrinking audio creates issues and opportunities
There is a lot more to sound than meets the ear, and there a vast number of ways to deliver an audio experience. I recently trashed my gaming headset, replacing it with a Samson C03U mic and Audio-Technica ATH-PRO700MK2 headphones. It’s a huge upgrade, especially for podcasting, and I admit I was also motivated by research into digital… Read More
Audio, not your father’s MP3
Chris Rowen, Tensilica’s CTO, presented in Santa Cruz at the Globalpress briefing. He was basically presenting Tensilica’s audio strategy, which I’ve written about before. But he provided an interesting perspective. Globalpress (which flies journalists in from all over the world and then fills the few… Read More
Using Processors in the SoC Dataplane
Almost any chip of any complexity contains a control processor of some sort. These blocks are good at executing a wide range of algorithms but there are often two problems with them: the performance is inadequate for some application or the amount of power required is much too high. Control processors pay in limited performance … Read More
