Texas Instruments&ARM: OMAP Workshop

Be among the first to get an in-depth training on Industry’s First Architecture based on the ARM®Cortex™-A8 Processor

More intuitive user interfaces, advanced graphics and the ability to connect all devices to the Internet  - Texas Instruments’ OMAP™ processors, based on the market's first broad offering of the ARM® CortexTM-A8 core, provide an unprecedented combination of high performance embedded processing at industry's best performance/power ratio in a single chip.

With more than four times the processing capability of today's 300 MHz ARM9 devices, the superscalar Cortex-A8 core runs up to 600 MHz
and is integrated into four new OMAP35xTM applications processors for a wide range of possible applications, including portable infotainment and industrial devices, points of sale, digital signage and low-power medical devices.

Seminar Content:

  • §ARM Cortex-A8 Core (ARM Bryan Lawrence)
  • Neon SIMD Unit (ARM Ashley Stevens)
  • §OMAP Processor overview  (TI Chris Bowers)
  • Graphics / Imagination Technology (TI Chris Bowers)
  • DSP 64x Capability (TI Chris Bowers)
  • Linux Kernel – Cortex A8 (ARM)
  • Tool Chain – Compiler, linker, WinCE, Linux tools (ARM Shola Aiyegbusi- Slough)
  • Tools – Code Composer (TI Chris Bowers)
  • Linux/WinCE – BSP (TI Chris Bowers)
  • Power Supplies/Peripherals (TI Miriam Cordero)
  • Demonstrations during lunchtime

Attendees will be eligible for a 25% discount on the Evaluation Module

(official sell price $1495)

Featuring the OMAP35x high-performance Superscalar ARM® Cortex™-A8 with NEON co-processing, this EVM kit allows developers to evaluate and jumpstart development.


Equipped with daughter card expansion connections, the EVM can be used to prototype complete systems (EVM is upgradeable to support future OMAP35x processors).





Free Beagle Board for
first 25 registrations
received!

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Workshop details:

Contact:

  • SILICA / Avnet EMG Ltd.
    Avnet House Rutherford Close
    Meadway Stevenage, Herts
    SG1 2EF Stevenage

Date & Venue:

  • 21st January 2009
    22nd January 2009
    Registration & Coffee from 8:30
    Session start 9:15
    End of day 17:00
  • ARM Holdings Cambridge
    110 Fulbourn Road
    Cambridge
    CB1 9NJ

Agenda:

  • 8.30 Reception, Registration, Coffee & Trade
  • 9.00 Introduction - Lee Allen (Silica)
  • 9.30 Cortex A8 Core - Bryan Lawrence (ARM)Neon SIMD Unit - Ashley Stevens (ARM)
  • 10.15 Coffee & Trade Fare
  • 11.00 OMAP(3x & L1x) Processor overview - Chris Bowers (TI)
  • 12.00 Lunchtime Demos & Trade Fair *1pm OMAP 2D/3D Graphics Accelerator - Chris Bowers (TI)OMAP High Performance Image, Video, Audio Accelerator Subsystem - Chris Bowers (TI)
  • 14.00 Coffee
  • 14.10 ARM Tool Chain - Linux Kernel - Cortex A8 - Elan Lennard (ARM) ARM Tool Chain - Compiler, linker, winCe, Linux tools - Shola Aiyegbusi-Slough (ARM)
  • 15.10 Break
  • 15.15 TI Tool Chain - Code Composer Studio - Chris Bowers (TI) TI Tool Chain - Linux/WinCE BSPs - Chris Bowers (TI)
  • 16.15 TI - Analogue - Power Supplies/Peripherals - Miriam Cordero (TI)
  • 16.45 Summary & Close - Lee Allen (Silica)
  • 17.00 End



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