Develop your audio product with the 66AK2G12
EVMK2GX — 66AK2Gx 1GHz evaluation module
AUDK2G — 66AK2Gx (K2G) audio daughter card
AEC-AER — Acoustic echo cancellation/removal for TI C64x+, C674x, C55x and Cortex®-A8 processors
AEC-AER — Acoustic echo cancellation/removal for TI C64x+, C674x, C55x and Cortex®-A8 processors
AER for C55x Windows Installer
AER for C55x Linux Installer
AER for C55x CPU V3.3 Windows Installer
AER for C55x CPU V3.3 Linux Installer
AER for C64x+/c674x (Big and Little Endian) Windows Installer
AER for C64x+/c674x (Big and Little Endian) Linux Installer
AER for Cortex-A8 Softfp Windows Installer
AER for Cortex-A8 Softfp Linux Installer
AER for Cortex-A8 Hardfp Windows Installer
AER for Cortex-A8 Hardfp Linux Installer
Products
Arm-based processors
Digital signal processors (DSPs)
Documentation
AER Fact Sheet
Beamforming white paper
AER Installation Guide
AER User's Manual
AER Software Manifest
Release Infomation
The Acoustic Echo Cancellation/Removal (AER) removes or minimizes acoustic echo that is
generated by the coupling between the speaker and the microphone of a phone or similar
device, particularly in hands-free mode.
The primary purposes of the AER are:
- Canceling echo so that it is not perceptible.
- Enabling full duplex operation.
- Controlling nonlinear distortion that is common at high speaker volumes.
- Suppressing near-end noise without affecting speech quality.
- Enabling phone manufacturers to achieve the required transmission characteristics of their phones as specified by various standards.
the supported processors. Each executable installs a component package repository,
a documentation directory, an Eclipse plugin directory and an expanded component
directory structure with all component libraries, header files and test examples.
The AER Fact Sheet and User's Manual below provide additional information regarding this release.
PROCESSOR-SDK-RTOS-K2G — TI-RTOS Processor SDK for K2Gx (No design support from TI available. Refer to Overview- RTOS Highlights for details.)
PROCESSOR-SDK-RTOS-K2G — TI-RTOS Processor SDK for K2Gx (No design support from TI available. Refer to Overview- RTOS Highlights for details.)
K2G RTOS SDK installer for Windows Host
K2G RTOS SDK installer for Linux Host
Code Composer Studio IDE for Windows Host
Code Composer Studio IDE for Linux Host
Quick Start Guide that was included in the EVM kit
Products
Arm-based processors
Documentation
Additional software elements not included in SDK
Link to Release Notes for Processor SDK RTOS
Link to Getting Started Guide for Processor SDK RTOS
Link to Developer Guide for Processor SDK RTOS
Software Manifest of Components Inside the SDK
Release Infomation
Thank you for your interest in the K2G Processor Software Development Kit (SDK) for a real-time operating system (RTOS). This software accelerates application development schedules by eliminating the need to create basic system software functions from scratch.
The SDK includes a real-time multitasking kernel, network communications support, examples, and drivers. The exact content of the SDK depends on the capabilities of the device, but all devices share common APIs and build on existing proven software components to ensure reliability and quality. The software components are fully tested to ensure that they work together with TI's Code Composer Studio integrated development environment.
More Information If you'd like more information on all of these choices, please refer to the Processor RTOS SDK Getting Started Guide. For a complete overview of the SDK, please refer to the Processor RTOS SDK Software Developer Guide.
PROCESSOR-SDK-LINUX-K2G — Linux Processor SDK for K2Gx
PROCESSOR-SDK-LINUX-K2G — Linux Processor SDK for K2Gx
K2G EVM Linux SDK (64-bit Binary)
Code Composer Studio IDE for Windows Host
Code Composer Studio IDE for Linux Host
Only used when creating an SD Card on Windows
Standalone ARM Toolchain - ARM GCC 8.3 2019.03 hard-float toolchain
K2G Linux SDK BSP Source Code
K2G Linux SDK prebuilt BSP binaries and root filesystem
K2G Linux SDK Arago source downloads
Quick Start Guide that was included in the EVM kit
Products
Arm-based processors
Documentation
Instructions for creating an SD Card with Linux
Instructions for creating an SD Card with Windows
Link to Release Notes for Processor SDK Linux
Getting Started Guide
Link to the online Software Developers Guide which has the latest content
Software Manifest of Components Inside the SDK
Release Infomation
Thank you for your interest in the K2G Software Development Kit (SDK). If you would like to install the full SDK on a Linux Host computer for development, you'll need the K2G Linux SDK Essentials below. If you would like to evaluate the SDK by running it on one of the below platforms and you prefer not to install the full SDK at this time, please see the K2G Linux SDK SD Card Creation section below.
More Information If you'd like more information on all of these choices, please refer to the Processor SDK Linux Getting Started Guide (GSG) below or the latest version here . For a complete overview of the SDK, please refer to the Processor SDK Linux Software Developer's Guide (SDG) below or the latest version here .