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Steepest Ascent Ltd Offers Courses on Digital Signal Processing For Field-Programmable Gate Arrays Using MathWorks Tools; Specialized Training Features MathWorks Products in Lectures, Hands-On Labs, and Demonstrations.
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M2 PRESSWIRE-12 June 2007-THE MATHWORKS: Steepest Ascent Ltd Offers Courses on Digital Signal Processing For Field-Programmable Gate Arrays Using MathWorks Tools; Specialized Training Features MathWorks Products in Lectures, Hands-On Labs, and Demonstrations(C)1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:12062007 Cambridge, UK.
- The MathWorks today announced that Steepest Ascent Ltd., a provider of digital signal processing (DSP) and digital communications solutions, is offering a series of "DSP for FPGA" courses examining DSP fundamentals from the perspective of FPGA implementation. These courses also promote the advances and benefits of electronic system level (ESL) design tools. The course syllabus, which features MathWorks products, closely aligns MathWorks...
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