LSI Logic Announces Cached DSP Cores for Innovative Wireless, Voice and Multimedia Systems
New Cores Featuring Cached Memory Offer Increased Design Flexibility
MILPITAS, Calif. -- Feb. 14, 2006 -- LSI Logic Corporation (NYSE: LSI) today announced the ZSP410, ZSP520 and ZSP560 additions to its family of ZSP(R) licensable digital signal processor (DSP) cores. Featuring cached memory, the new cores provide designers greater flexibility in choosing how to distribute instructions and data between on-chip and external memory, enabling them to implement more robust ASICs and System-on-Chip (SoC) designs. For applications such as IP phones, ATA modules, portable media players and 2/2.5/3G handsets, large programs can be managed with greater efficiency by storing most of the program code and data off-chip providing additional benefit in the form of chip cost savings.
Compatible with LSI ZSP400, ZSP500 and ZSP540 cores, the new ZSP cores are also supported by a broad selection of applications software* for voice, video and audio applications, making them ideal for the networking, imaging and audio markets. Voice software tailored for the cores includes all of the popular G.7XX Codecs, as well as algorithms for functions such as echo cancellation, tone detection and caller ID generation. Multiple audio and video standards are supported as well, such as H.264, MP3, AACPlus, WMA and AC3.
"The LSI ZSP cores are recognized and proven embedded DSP technology for telephony, audio, video and wireless applications, as well as emerging markets such as voice over WiFi and 3G," said Prasad Kalluri, senior director, DSP Product Division, LSI Logic. "Our new cores expand our system-level solutions by providing a flexible memory architecture that enables designers to create innovative products while managing the cost, performance and power consumption trade-offs that are critical for today's designs."
Availability
The ZSP410 core is available immediately. The ZSP520 core and ZSP560 core availability is currently limited to strategic engagements, with general availability in August. All cores are offered as synthesizable IP blocks. The cores are also supported by an extensive array of third-party software development and hardware development products and capabilities through the ZSP Solution Partner Program ( http://www.zsp.com/partners/ ).
* Products implementing certain standards may be subject to third party patent rights. The purchase of such products does not, by itself, convey a license or right under the third party patents. Purchaser must obtain a separate license from the appropriate patent owner.
About LSI Logic Corporation
LSI Logic Corporation is a leading provider of silicon-to-system solutions that are used at the core of products that create, move and store digital information. LSI offers a broad portfolio of capabilities including custom and standard product ICs, host bus and RAID adapters, storage area network solutions and software applications. LSI products enable leading technology companies in the Consumer, Communications and Storage markets to deliver some of the most advanced and well-known electronic systems in the market today. More information is available at www.lsi.com.
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