Silembia unveils it DVB-H Silicon IP at 3GSM World Congress 2006 in Barcelona, 13th to 16th February
At the 3 GSM World Congress, Silembia unveils the EMB6500, its latest Silicon IP Product. EMB6500 Silicon IP performs the entire DVB-H demodulation and is demonstrated running on an ultra lite reference design board hooked to a PDA running real life DVB-H signal and video. “Silembia is the first IP Company able to demonstrate a one FPGA-based Silicon IP virtual system solution from Antenna to Video display on a PDA” claims Jean-Marc Guyot, Silembia Executive Officer.
Silembia’s demo indeed enables to watch real time DVB-H video transmission on a PDA connected to an ultra small board. Customer are always caution when it comes to buy system IP, as it is very hard to ensure that the code demonstrated by the IP provider will be equivalent to the one they will get. “With Silembia technology, Customers are assured to have both the most up to date IP version and the means to test the IP before effectively buying it. This is key for semiconductor vendors”, he concluded.
EMB6500, as well as Silembia’s EMB6000 DVB-T IP, will be shown at 3GSM on booth G108-G109 - Hall 2 (“Bretagne International” booth).
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