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Just to be fair and for completeness, here is the info for e-infochips. Please let me know if any of these met your requirements. Regds Jagadeesh Sankaran -----Original Message----- From: [mailto:] Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 4:17 AM To: Subject: [c6x] RE: Bareboard DSP > see below... Stephen Ormston <> wrote: > > I am speaking outside my area of expertise, but would the DM642 EVM, work at all for what it is you intend to do ? Regards JS Hi JS, Yes - I am using the EVMDM642 now, but I am coming to the end of my prototype stage and trying to find a low cost solution to produce larger numbers of my product. > I am not sure that you can save any 'real money' that way. the modules that I have seen for the 6414,6415,6416 cost $1,200. > http://www.flexds.com/modules/c6000.htm > Unless you are just totally set on a particular board house [or 'ordered' to use a particular one], It would be best to find one with at least late 20th century capability. > I don't know anything about spectrum digital's business model, but they might be willing to build the whole thing for you... > mikedunn SMO>> I think maybe I was not clear about what I am trying to achieve. I have developed my prototype based on the EVMDM642 (from TI/Spectrum Digital). I am now looking for ways to produce my own custom hardware platform (albeit based on the EVMDM642). Because the DM642 is a BGA and not easily placed, I am looking for a way to: A) Create small numbers of my custom hardware platform. The majority of my components can be hand-soldered, but placing the BGA without an automated facility cannot be done. I see two ways to overcome this: i) Use a BGA socket or similar to place the BGA part. ii) Split my custom hardware into two parts. Use a bought in board for the DSP, SDRAM and FLASH (if I can find such a board) Build my own board for the application specific stuff which can connect to the bought-in board. B) Create a means to repeat the above in larger volumes with a minimum of redesign. Thanks for all of the thoughts and ideas so far, and thanks in advance for any more. Stephen. | |||
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Bareboard DSP
Started by ●February 9, 2005
Reply by ●February 20, 20052005-02-20
