FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
GAOTek Announces New PCMCIA Emulator Based On TI DSP Technology
Toronto, ON, Sep, 2007 - GAO's TDS510 PCMCIA TI DSP Emulator is based on Texas Intruments' XDS510 technology, and is designed to be used with digital signal processors (DSPs) operating between 1.0 - 5.0 volts. The emulator itself is a bus-powered PCMCIA device. GAO TDS510 supports TI DSP with a JTAG interface such as C240X, F28X, VC33, C5000, C6000, TMS470 (ARM) and OMAP platforms. It is compatible with Type II PCMCIA interfaces, and, since there are no jumpers and no switch settings, it is simple to connect. The emulator is fully plug and play compatible and draws its power from the host's PCMCIA connection. GAO TDS510 PCMCIA TI DSP Emulator is compliant with TI Code Composer Studio IDE debug tool and is compatible with Windows 2000/XP/2003.
Features:
- Based on TI XDS510 technology
- Supports TI DSP with a JTAG (IEEE 1149.1) interface: C240X, F28X, VC33, C5000, C6000, TMS470 (ARM) and OMAP platforms.
- Supports TI Code Composer Studio.
- Supports 1.0-5.0 volt DSP devices.
- PCMCIA interface (Type II) compatible. Simple Connection, fully Plug-and-Play compatible ?no jumpers, no switch settings.
- Power provided by the PCMCIA interface, no additional power supply is required.
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