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In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI DSP and multicore product, including the TMS320C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Debbie Greenstreet, marketing director for TI�s Wireless Base Station Infrastructure business, answer the question, �How is TI uniquely positioned to enable OEMs to build a multistandard base station?�

In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI DSP and multicore products, including the TMS320C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Zhihong Lin, strategic marketing manager for TI�s Wireless Base Station Infrastructure business, answer the question, �What is TI�s strategy for determining which acceleration functions are allocated in hardware in its newest base station SoC?�

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The ZL9101M has three advanced thermal management features that ensure reliable power management and delivery.

Intersil Zilker Labs Power Navigator Software makes it easy to change all features and functions of your digital power supply design using a simple graphical user interface.

The industry's first and only complete audio system on a single IC. http://www.intersil.com/audio/DAE6.asp

Audio Canvas™III is A Software Development Tool for Amplifier and System Designs Using the D2Audio Digital Audio Engine™ (DAE™) Audio Processor and Class-D Amplifier Controllers.

In 2011, Integrated Device Technology celebrates 30 years of delivering essential mixed-signal semiconductor solutions. On March 23rd, Integrated Device Technology CEO Dr. Ted Tewksbury and other members of the IDT management team were on hand for this special occasion to ring the NASDAQ Opening Bell.

Although we are still far from the moment of singularity, or even Star Wars ‘droids, we can anticipate robot colleagues in the near future, believes Seth Teller. He is developing ‘situationally aware’ machines to help out humans in those “unstructured environments…where we live, work and recreate.”

Teller’s goal is not “to solve the full AI problem,” but to provide robot solutions to specific challenges. Whatever the project, the robot must successfully navigate a messy human world with appropriate sensor data, and interact with us on our terms, through speech and gestures, overcoming potential unease. “We are working with ways of creating natural interactions between humans and robots, paying attention to notions of human acceptance,” says Teller.

The first venture Teller describes is an unmanned car, developed for a DARPA competition. Teller’s team had to design a vehicle that could not only “see” around itself, but understand the rules and hazards urban driving. Teller shows video of the “Urban Challenge” finals, with his car waiting patiently at an intersection for another car to pull out –“no honking or obscenities,” he notes. Someday, believes Teller, such a vehicle could help reduce U.S.

Ken Korane of Machine Design Magazine talks with Todd Toresdahl of Cirque du Soleil about the employment opportunities for people with engineering backgrounds in the entertainment industry.

Hosted by: Ken Korane Videography by: Terry Knight Edited by: Terry Knight