Vendor:
RiVAI Technology Co., Ltd.
Category:
DSP Core
Revolutionary vector processor
From early Motorola and TI DSPs to modern smartphone DSPs in application processors, DSPs have been designed and optimized for in…
Overview
From early Motorola and TI DSPs to modern smartphone DSPs in application processors, DSPs have been designed and optimized for increasingly higher degree of integration, computing power, and power efficiency. In terms of the processor architecture, DSP went from the first-generation VLIW architecture to the second-generation vector processor architecture.
The vector processor design was first seen on the Cray-1 supercomputer. It is now implemented in the Hexagon DSP in Qualcomm's latest smartphones APs. RiVAI is the world's first to apply the vector processor architecture in professional audio DSPs.
Block Diagram
Rivai V7 block diagram
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
Rivai V7
Vendor
RiVAI Technology Co., Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP
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Provider
HQ:
China, ??
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