SoC reference design platform offers sensor processing benefits
The flexibility of the reference design is driven by incorporation of QuickLogic’s innovative multi-core EOS S3 processor and the support of a wide range of sensor types that include accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, pressure, humidity, temperature, light, as well as PDM and I2S microphones. The integrated EOS S3 hardware-accelerated Low Power Sound Detector (LPSD) and PDM to PCM conversion hardware deliver Sensory’s always-on voice trigger and voice recognition capabilities at up to 75% lower power consumption than the traditional software implementations that are commonly used today in smartphone, wearable and IoT designs.
The EOS S3 Sensor Processing SoC reference platform enables customers to efficiently evaluate QuickLogic’s EOS S3 Sensor Processing Solutions and SenseMe Software Library capabilities as well as to develop their own algorithms. The complete reference design includes the EOS S3 sensor processing SoC, a development board with sensors, and connectivity to a Google Nexus 5 smartphone via microUSB. The system is supported by QuickLogic’s Celeris Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Tool Suite and Eclipse plug-in software development environment with ARM M4F support, and provides support for Android Marshmallow and Android Lollipop operating systems.
Availability
QuickLogic’s EOS S3 Sensor Processing SoC reference design and SenseMe algorithms are now available.
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