CIE Components in Electronics
“VoIP is fast becoming the de facto standard for business and enterprise communications,” said Dr. Asmund Tielens, Vice President and General Manager at Dialog. “Business user demands have meant that higher performance audio and higher resolution colour touch screens will be an integral part of next generation VoIP phones.”
The on-board multicore VoIP processor delivers 590MIPS of computational power with industry-leading power consumption figures, and integrates stereo analogue codecs and a stereo Class D amplifier with 48kHz support, which along with Dialog’s acoustic echo cancellation and active noise reduction, combine to give best-in-class audio quality for crystal clear voice conversation.
The device’s advanced audio DSPs and its symmetric/asymmetric cryptography accelerator can manage 8 simultaneous SRTP-secured IP calls, and its powerful graphic engine and LCD controller enable the output of fluid graphic user interfaces onto SVGA (800×600) touchscreen LCD displays. Dialog’s unique SafeKey feature based on Intrinsic-ID’s security IP block ensures bank-level security authentication of files and software. The SC14453 Green VoIP platform provides a high level of flexibility for wireless and wired extensions to DECT, CAT-iq, Bluetooth, WiFi, LTE, USB and Gigabit Ethernet.
The SC14453 is based on the highly efficient and ultra low power 32-bit MIPS M14Kc processor, has two user-programmable Gen3DSPs, an OpenVG1.1 graphic processing unit and comes in a 15x15mm, 228-pin LLGA package with standard and secure variants.
To reduce time to market Dialog offers a complete SC14453 VoIP development kit and the certified Rhea VoIP software platform, based on the popular open source operating system, Linux. The Dialog SC14453 Green VoIP processor is available now.
