English
180nm FTP Non Volatile Memory for Standard CMOS Logic Process
Chips in Space -- MacSpace, A Record Throughput Multi-Core Processor for Satellites
Hagay Gellis, CEVA, and Peleg Aviely, Ramon Chips
EETimes (7/28/2015 04:20 PM EDT)
MacSpace is a collaborative R&D project aiming to research and develop a many-core DSP chip and computer for use in space.
Up in the sky there are hundreds of satellites; in fact, there are currently an estimated 3600 satellites orbiting the earth. There are many usages for satellites, including weather satellites, navigation, TV broadcast, earth remote sensing, and communications. Members of the latter category are used to convey communication signals across large distances than cannot be easily linked by a direct line or cable.
Most communication satellites today actually act like a mirror: they receive signals from one station on earth, amplify these signals, and send them on to other locations on earth. The point to note here is that, other than amplifying the signal in some cases, most satellites do not perform any actual processing on the received signals.
|
E-mail This Article | 
|
|
Printer-Friendly Page |
Related Articles
- How designers can survive the embedded multiprocessor revolution
- Proposal of a Dynamically Reconfigurable Processor Architecture with Multi-Accelerator
- Performance Evaluation of Inter-Processor Communication Mechanisms on the Multi-Core Processors using a Reconfigurable Device
- Multi-core, multi-IP reduce development time for infotainment apps
- Build low power video SoCs with programmable multi-core video processor IP
New Articles
- Internal JTAG - A cutting-edge solution for embedded instrument testing in SoC: Part 1
- Pyramid Vector Quantization and Bit Level Sparsity in Weights for Efficient Neural Networks Inference
- Enabling Bluetooth Out-of-Band pairing through NFC
- Advantages and Challenges of Designing with Multiple Inferencing Chips
Most Popular
- Internal JTAG - A cutting-edge solution for embedded instrument testing in SoC: Part 1
- Dynamic Memory Allocation and Fragmentation in C and C++
- A Review Paper on CMOS, SOI and FinFET Technology
- Using SystemVerilog Assertions in RTL Code
- Design Rule Checks (DRC) - A Practical View for 28nm Technology