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uClinux-based DSP module takes on SIP audio

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Eric Brown
Oct 7, 2009

“The uCBF54x-Start Kit supports development of commercial and
industrial embedded media devices that use SIP (Session Initiation
Protocol) signaling for multichannel voice, audio, mini-PBX, or IP
video, says ADI. Customers can choose between a FCC-prequalified
development kit (Start Kit), complete with implementation examples,
or a “bare-bones” system-on-a-module with a 200-pin SODIMM edge
connector, says the company. Both products are available from
Digi-Key, with system integration services available from Arcturus,
says ADI.”


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