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Performance measurement data for TMS320C6A8168

Mahesh Shinde
Intellectual 270 points

Could you please provide response to below queries

1. When is TI planning to do performance measurement on TMS320C6A8168?

2. When will be DDR3 interface issue resolved?

3. Errata 1.0 mentions that USB hub can not be interfaced to USB host port. When is this expected to be resolved?

4. We are planning to use this processor for multiple domains including Industrial automation. Is there any plan to release the processor with extended temperature range (industrial grade)?

 

Regards,

Mahesh Shinde

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    TI__Mastermind 25055 points

    Mahesh,

    Here are the answers to your questions:

    1.    When is TI planning to do performance measurement on TMS320C6A8168?

    We hope to have performance data for key use cases in the next 6-8 weeks to share.  More in-depth power analysis will take much longer.

    2.    When will be DDR3 interface issue resolved?

    We plan to have DDR3-enabled silicon towards the end of 1Q11.

    3.    Errata 1.0 mentions that USB hub can not be interfaced to USB host port. When is this expected to be resolved?

    We plan to have the USB hub fix towards the end of this year.

    4.    We are planning to use this processor for multiple domains including Industrial automation. Is there any plan to release the processor with extended temperature range (industrial grade)?

    Yes, but not for all speed grades.  More likely the lower speed grade versions, but further data will be needed to determine which speed grades will be supported.  Please check back towards the second half of 2011 to see which speed grades will be supported.

    Regards,
    Marc