TMS320C2800 DSPs Get TCP/IP
Support
Internet enabling TMS320C2800 based embedded motor & control applications
ITHACA,
NY, November 6th, 2003: Traquair Data Systems, Inc. today announced
the availability of the bf3Net
TCP/IP Protocol Stack for the TMS320C2800 series of DSP processors
from Texas Instruments. The capability allows developers to internet-enable
motor and embedded control applications utilizing TMS320C2800 DSP processors.
Leveraging Texas
Instrument's eXpressDSP™ real-time software technology, and fully
compliant with the TMS320™ DSP Algorithm Standard, bf3Net software
reduces the time, cost and risk involved in developing reliable Internet-enabled
embedded control applications. A flexible and powerful design platform,
bf3Net provides standard support for TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP and IGMP protocols,
and optional support for SMTP, DNS, DHCP, POP3, HTTP and FTP.
TMS320C2800 DSPs
are the industry's first 32-bit control DSPs with on-board Flash memory
and performance up to 150 MIPS, and a roadmap to 400MIPS. Offering developers
an excellent combination of performance, integration, and code efficiency,
they significantly reduce development time while delivering much higher
performance than any other existing programmable DSP Controller.
bf3Net is developed
and produced by Windmill
Innovations and is the first-to-market eXpressDSP Compliant TCP/IP
Protocol Stack supporting TMS320 DSP processors. bf3Net facilitates
DSP development with tight Code Composer Studio IDE integration and
full RFC compliant support for TMS320C2800, TMS320C5000™, and
TMS320C6000™ devices.
