Depending on their design approach, designers can choose either of the new digital basebands from TI to provide them with the industry´s lowest cost solution for building an HD Radio receiver. The new digital basebands integrate TI´s expertise in DSP technology with software developed by iBiquity Digital Corporation to provide all of the digital functions required to build an AM/FM and HD Radio receiver, in addition to allowing for audio post processing and MP3 and Windows Media Audio (WMA) CD support. ... PhysOrg link
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