Oxford Digital Offers Small Audio DSP Core With Graphical Programming
February 28, 2011
Even if you are a DSP industry insider, you may not have heard of UK-based Oxford Digital. Since its founding in 2006, the company has established itself primarily as a provider of design consulting services for audio applications. Through its consulting work, Oxford Digital has created a small configurable DSP core called TinyCore and an associated graphical programming environment. With these assets in hand, Oxford Digital now aims to make its mark licensing silicon intellectual property to chip designers, particularly those in need of customized solutions for streaming audio applications.
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