The DSP Resource Wizard™ - By watching the video you will learn how to use the DSP Resource Wizard to help select the DSP which is right for your application. You choose: Algorithm requirements, periphirals, power dissipation, and size.

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G.PAK framework

G.PAK™ is a scalable and configurable voice-over-packet DSP software solution (G.PAK) that runs on the Texas Instruments TMS320C5400 and TMS320C6400 families of Digital Signal Processors. G.PAK provides all of the DSP components necessary in avoice-over-packet system and provides an application interface to allow easy integration into a user’s application.

Traning videos brought to you by Scott Kurtz
Vice President, Adaptive Digital Technologies, Inc.

Scott is an expert in the field of Digital Signal Processing and Digital Communications. Beginning his 25 year career at RCA Corporation's Government Communications Systems Division, Scott moved on to InterDigital Communications Corporation Inc. where he was instrumental in developing the first digital wireless local loop telephone system which was the precursor to today's digital cellular telephone. In 1994 he joined Adaptive Digital, where he has since focused on building an engineering team and developing DSP based software products and technology to accelerate and improve product development. Scott holds fourteen patents in the areas of echo cancellation, and digital communication. He has published several articles and written many papers pertaining to the same. Scott earned his BS in Electrical Engineering from Lehigh University and his MS in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University.

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