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Dual-core Blackfin processors

2 May 2012 DSP, Micros & Memory

Analog Devices introduced a series of 1 GHz, dual-core Blackfin processors. The ADSP-BF608 and ADSP-BF609 are optimised for embedded vision applications, featuring a high-performance video analytics accelerator called the Pipelined Vision Processor (PVP). The ADSP-BF606 and ADSP-BF607 are available without the PVP and are designed to provide flexibility for a wide variety of general-purpose digital signal processing applications such as wireless communications, industrial process control and electric power grid monitoring/protection. Additional features which are optimised for power efficiency include a new high-bandwidth switched fabric data movement infrastructure, a rich peripheral set and safety oriented features.



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