HiFi 2 Audio DSP Product Brief
Cut DSP Development Time - Get High Performance From C, No Assembly Required
Optimizing a DSP Architecture for Wireless Baseband
A Designers Guide to HD Video Pre- and Post-Processing
Put Low-Power, Low-Overhead, High-Fidelity Digital Sound in Your Next ASIC or SOC
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Tensilica DSP Targets LTE Advanced - Microprocessor Report review of ConnX BBE64
Tensilica Plays Baseband - New ConnX Core Aims for Low-Power Wireless Communications - Microprocessor Report review of ConnX BBE16
Tensilica Xtensa LX Processor with Vectra LX - BDTI
Eight of the top 15 LTE chipset manufacturers are working with Tensilica's DSP core for their LTE designs. Why? Because Tensilica has the best combination of high performance, low power, and small area. By using multiple optimized processors, Tensilica provides 20% smaller area and 30% lower power than conventional single DSP implementations. In addition, Tensilica adds:
Everybody's DSP requirements are different. Instead of trying to figure out how to squeeze your requirements into a DSP core that doesn’t quite match your needs, Tensilica gives you lots of choices - as a matter of fact, Tensilica offers an almost unlimited range of DSPs. How can we do this? You can pick from several pre-defined function blocks in our ConnX DSP family or you can design your own to exactly match your application.

Tensilica's wide range of DSP solutions
No matter what Tensilica solution you choose for your DSP functions, remember that it's based on our 32-bit Xtensa RISC processor, so you can often also use it for control functions. And we provide complete software compiler support so you can program your DSP in C, not assemly code.