Ten webcasts of presentations from the 2005 Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) are now available. The webcasts cover embedded (though not necessarily Linux-related) topics including IOP storage processors from Intel, Zigbee, FPGAs, DSPs (digital signal processors), SIP-based applications (session initiation protocol), and more.

The ten available webcasts are:

• Mixed-signal measurement techniques for characterizing data converters
• data converter architectures
• Matching power MOSFETs and pulse width modulators
• Replacing control and sensor wires on a budget with ZigBee
• The future of FPGAs for embedded systems — where will we be in 2010?
• DSP OnRamp: enabling DSP in FPGAs
• Designing with IP in FPGAs
• Intel XScale IOPs in embedded applications
• Modular communications platforms: driving server economics to create the next generation network
• SIP-Based applications

The nicely produced webcasts are available at bitrates of 56Kbps, 100Kbps, and 300Kbps, and require a media player such as mplayer or xine that can understand Microsoft's proprietary “.mms” network streaming protocol. Additional information can be found at the 2005 ESC Webcast Portal, here.

 
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