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Online Training On-demand training on Embedded Processors and DSPs. |
| Visual Learning & Development (VLD) - On-Demand Video Tutorials |
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This series of on-demand and in-depth technical training modules provide you with the knowledge on how you can shorten your development cycle without ever leaving your desk. The modules cover a wide range of topics that address different stages of your development cycle - from the fundamentals of Analog Devices' development tools to tips on how you can optimize your system performance. These modules are designed to be used independently or in combination, depending on the experience and interest of the viewer. |
| Webcast: Targeting Analog Devices Blackfin and SHARC processors from MATLAB |
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In this webcast, MathWorks and Analog Devices' engineers will demonstrate how a signal processing design, using an audio parametric equalizer as an example, can be designed in MATLAB and Simulink, tested through simulation, implemented on a Blackfin processor, and interactively tuned in real-time from a MATLAB GUI using the processor's Background Telemetry Channel (BTC). Duration: 1 hourView webcast now |
| Webcast: Reduce System Level Cost, Power Consumption and Time-To-Market With the New Blackfin BF51x Family |
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1-Day Seminars and Workshops Workshops and seminars for those who want to evaluate the capabilities of ADI's high-performance embedded processors and development tools. |
| European ADI Embedded Processors Workshop by Silica |
Analog Devices' distributor Silica (an Avnet Company) offers a pan European ADI Embedded Processors Workshop series.
With dates in Germany, Spain, Italy, Netherlands and Belgium, engineers are invited to attend these workshops to
get the latest information on ADI Embedded Processor offerings, including the Blackfin Processor-based Silica
FireCracker Reference Design.
Duration: 1 Day Cost: Free |
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| Breda, Netherlands | 9 Dec 2009 |
| Brussels, Belgium | 10 Dec 2009 |
| Blackfin Subcontractor Conference in Israel |
Phoenix Technologies, Israel, will hold a one-day seminar for subcontractors covering Analog Devices' Blackfin and SHARC processor families. The Agenda includes:
- Blackfin Architecture Introduction - SHARC Architecture Introduction - Development Tools Video and Audio Demonstrations - Blackfin and USB - Various Blackfin Case Studies - Blackfin and H.264 Demo Duration: 1 Day |
| Location | Date | Registration | |
| Herzliya, Israel | 26 November 2009 |  Request more information
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Multi-Day Workshops In-depth technical training designed to develop a strong working knowledge of embedded processors and development tools through lecture and hands-on exercises. |
| Blackfin System Development and Programming |
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Teaches you how to efficiently design with the Blackfin embedded processor. Hands-on training is provided,
using the latest VisualDSP++ development tools (with both assembly and 'C' programming languages). Presented by Kaztek Systems'
ADI-trained instructors. Detailed course description.
Duration: 3 1/2 days Language: English Cost: Register early and save 6% on the workshop fee: $1500 USD (North America) / $1850 USD (Europe) - If paid on or before the Run/Cancel Decision Date $1595 USD (North America) / $1975 USD (Europe) - If paid after the Run/Cancel Decision Date Note: Run/Cancel Decision Date is 3 weeks prior to workshop date. |
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| Norwood, MA, USA | 19-22 Jan 2010 | Register Now |
| Blackfin Training in Israel |
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Phoenix Technologies, Israel, will be holding a 3 day training event on Analog Devices' Blackfin Processors. The attendees will be taken through the latest
offerings from this family, the architecture itself, and participate in various hands-on labs working with current development tools. View Agenda
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| Israel, Location TBD | 1-3 February 2010 | Request more information
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Today many signal processing and control algorithms developed in MATLAB and Simulink are implemented on Analog Devices
Blackfin® and SHARC® processors.
This presentation demonstrates the superior ability of the Blackfin BF51x family single-core convergent-processor architecture to reduce cost, power
consumption, software complexity, and development schedules in a broad spectrum of applications and system designs. It highlights new features such as
IEEE1588 on eMAC, SDIO, CE-ATA, eMMC, stacked SPI Flash and PWM unit, in addition to a discussion on peripherals such as PPI, SPI and SPORTS.