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Tundra Semiconductor Continues RapidIO Leadership with Addition of Cost and Space Sensitive Switch
Tundra Tsi577 Switch Offers Maximum Performance in 21x21mm Package OTTAWA, Oct. 22 /CNW Telbec/ -...
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n\n\n\nTundra Tsi577 Switch Offers Maximum Performance in 21x21mm Package\n\n\nOTTAWA, Oct. 22 /CNW Telbec/ - Tundra Semiconductor Corporation\n(TSX:TUN), a leader in System Interconnect, today announced the Tundra\nTsi577(TM) Serial RapidIO(R) Switch. By minimizing power consumption and\npackage size, this Switch now offers customers the powerful functionality of\nRapidIO while reducing overall design cost.\n\n\nWireless and video infrastructure OEM's with space constrained, cost\nsensitive designs, can take advantage of Tundra's proven RapidIO Switches,\nincluding; scalability, performance, hardware multicast, and low latency, in a\nsmall 21x21mm package.\n\n\n"Wireless and video infrastructure OEM's can now leverage a smaller\nfootprint and cost reduced RapidIO Switch using the Tsi577. Tundra's\nindustry-leading RapidIO Switches are the de facto standard for all next\ngeneration wireless platforms, with 9 out of 10 of the world's leading\nwireless OEM's now using Tundra's RapidIO solutions," said Tracy Richardson,\nVice President Marketing, Tundra Semiconductor. "The Tsi577 leverages the\nperformance and quality features of our proven RapidIO product line, and\naddresses specific customer requirements for a high performance, small\nfootprint RapidIO Switch, for cost sensitive, space constrained designs."\n\n\nTundra's market leading RapidIO Switches connect high performance\nprocessors required to allow next generation wireless platforms to manage\nlarge volumes of voice and data traffic at high speeds while ensuring\ntransmission integrity. Tundra's world-class engineering and customer support\nassist OEM design teams in bringing to market the world's highest performance\nwireless systems.\n\n\n"Texas Instruments' digital signal processors (DSP's) optimized for\nwireless infrastructure have been the processors of choice for WiMAX, 3G, LTE,\nand WCDMA applications," said Kathy Brown, general manager of TI's wireless\ninfrastructure business. "Our high-performance multi-core TMS320TCI6487/88's\nare enabling wireless base station OEMs to support multiple air interfaces\nwhile keeping their power budgets low. Aggregating multiple TI DSP's is a\ncritical component for high bandwidth wireless baseband systems and the Tsi577\nenables clustering of multiple TI DSP's in these systems."\n\n\n&q...