General Purpose DSP IP

Compare 7 General Purpose DSP IP from 5 vendors (1 - 7)

16-bit fixed-point general purpose DSP
- The iniDSP is designed for system-on-chip applications. A highest degree of reusability is guaranteed by having a 100% technology independent design, synchronous and structured design rules and software support.
- This core is based on the architecture of the CD2450A from Clarkspur Inc.
Ultra-low-power Processor based on RISC-V Architecture
- The icyflex-V processor is a new ultra-low-power core based on the RISC-V 32-bit ISA, compatible with off-the-shelf open-source and/or proprietary programming tools.
- This new development represents a cost effective yet performing alternative to proprietary cores for next-generation ultra-low-power system-on-chip developments.
- The core was optimized for performance, code density and power consumption and delivers up to 3.2 CoreMark/MHz while consuming as low as 14 uA/MHz in TSMC 55 nm low-power process.
Ultra low power C-programmable Baseband Signal Processor core
- Ultra low power consumption
- Highly optimizing C-compiler software toolkit
- Minimal core size (65k gates), excluding debug interface (6k gates)
- Small memory footprint
Ultra low power C-programmable DSP core
- Ultra low power consumption
- Highly optimizing C-compiler software toolkit
- Minimal core size (43k gates), excluding debug interface (6k gates)
- Small memory footprint
Single precision floating-point fast speed parametrized multi operands adder
- Synthesizable, technology independent Verilog HDL Core.
- 32 bits floating-point arithmetic.
- IEEE 754 compliant. ● High-speed fully pipelined architecture.
- Only 7 clock-cycles of latency.
16-bit General-purpose Fixed-point DSP Core, ADSP-218X Fully Compatible plus Enhancements
- ADSP-218X Fully Compatible Architecture
- Other Enhancement
24-bit General-purpose Fixed-point DSP Core, ADSP-218X Fully Compatible plus Enhancements
- ADSP-218X Fully Compatible Architecture
- 24/16-Bit Dual Mode
- Other Enhancement