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Zuken Offers Free Texas Instruments DSP Footprint Data
Written by Tracy Heffner
Tuesday, 24 April 2007
MUNICH, Germany and WESTFORD, MA – Zuken is offering free footprint data to support the broad range of digital signal processors from Texas Instruments Inc. (TI). Users of Zuken’s PCB design solution CR-5000 can now download this data from LinkZ, Zuken’s customer support website www.zuken.com/linkz.
The rapid increase in popularity of DSPs will result in a growing number of PCBs featuring this type of chip. By preparing footprint data for many of the latest DSPs from TI as free download design kits, Zuken is helping users to save time while reportedly ensuring consistently high levels of design quality.
“As a member of the TI DSP Third Party Network, Zuken provides support for TI’s TMS320C2000, TMS320C5000, TMS320C6000 DSP platforms, as well as the latest DaVinci technology based devices,” said Rich Faust, third party marketing manager, TI. “We are pleased that Zuken is broadening its participation in the Third Party Network to further extend its services to our global base of customers.”
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