Jan 27, 2018 - Conversion trigger timing in DSP mode. It's clear that the number loaded is arbi-trary. DSP serial port setup.

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We have more than 300 audio, voice, speech recognition, and voice enhancement software packages already ported to the HiFi DSP architecture. This means you can get up and running very quickly, and can easily port your own proprietary software, completely in C, while also maintaining or surpassing the performance of assembly on other DSPs. Our HiFi DSPs are optimized solutions for digital audio, voice and speech. The performance levels of these DSPs approach those of fixed-gate implementations. They offer the flexibility, fast time-to-market, and lower risk of a processor-based solution, while simultaneously reducing silicon area and power consumption.

Our HiFi DSPs utilize Xtensa LX processor technology with custom instructions (better code density, fewer cycles), flexible datapath widths (higher efficiency per cycles), multiple instructions per cycle (VLIW—higher efficiency per cycle), and simultaneous data operations (SIMD—parallelization). A comprehensive Eclipse-based software development environment is provided, with everything from a source code editor, debugger, and ISS to an optimized compiler for exceptional code density. The HiFi Mini DSP is our smallest, lowest power DSP supporting always-listening voice trigger and speech command modes. The HiFi Mini DSP enables a hands-free experience. Cadence is working with Sensory and other software partners who provide innovative voice activation, speech command recognition, voice pre-processing and noise reduction products—all optimized on the HiFi Mini DSP. We optimized the HiFi Mini DSP to be as small and power-efficient as possible for voice trigger and voice recognition in two major ways.

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First, the DSP uses compact 40-bit encoding, which significantly improves code size. Second, we added efficient 16-bit instructions that are optimized for voice and audio codecs. Audio requirements for everything from smartphones to home stereo receivers are being driven by audio post-processing. For voice, smartphone requirements are moving from narrowband to wideband codecs with improved noise suppression, noise dependent volume control, and other algorithms to improve sound quality in crowded environments. For home and car audio, audio enhancement software is significantly enriching the user experience, creating important competitive advantages. And gaming requirements in all environments are driving requirements for up to 32 streams for immersive play. Because of the efficiency of the Tensilica HiFi DSP architectures, only a fraction of the available MHz to perform audio decoding and encoding functions is required, leaving extra headroom for other control as well as media and signal-processing tasks.