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"In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Dr. Arnon Friedmann, strategic and technical marketing manager for TI�s wireless base station infrastructure business, answer the question, �Why is floating point capability beneficial for base station implementations?�

In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Sameer Wasson, product marketing manager for TI�s wireless base station infrastructure business, answer the question, �TI�s single chip small cell SoC has reduced the analog componentry at the board level; how is this achieved?�

In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Mingjian �Ming� Yan, software development engineer for TI�s communications infrastructure business, answer the question, �The new C66x DSP benchmarks reflect up to a 5x improvement in performance over other cores. How is this achieved?�

In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Brian Johnson, engineering manager, systems and software for TI�s wireless base station infrastructure business, answer the question, �When are 4 DSP cores better for performance than 6 or more?�

TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Greg Wood, applications manager for TI�s wireless base station infrastructure business, answer the question, �How have TI tools helped to accelerate customer development the TCI6616?�

In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Sanjive Aggarwala, director of silicon development for TI�s communications infrastructure business, answer the question, �How is TI helping base station vendors reduce service provider electrical power costs, achieving more �green� operations?�

In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Paul Carson, IP design director for TI�s communications infrastructure business, answer the question, �How has your wireless base station SoC strategy changed over the last ten years?�

In TI�s Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI�s DSP and multicore products, including our newest C66x DSP core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you�ll hear Michael Livshitz, engineering manager for TI�s wireless base station infrastructure business, answer the question, �Why is the KeyStone architecture so good for executing Layer 2 functionality?�

TI's Mark Nadeski debunks the myths surrounding multicore processing, emphasizing the importance of focusing on overall performance that a SoC can deliver for your application. Using a car analogy, Nadeski explains that equipment manufacturers must dig deeper when considering multicore, and look beyond the number of cores on chip to achieve objectives

Getting your hands on prototype PCBs quickly is a crucial advantage in electronics development. This is what the new LPKF ProtoLaser S is all about. The laser system opens up a new dimension in in-house prototyping: it transfers the layout onto the PCB with unprecedented speed and precision � easily and with no chemicals.

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