In the United States and Canada, we offer free delivery of our magazine, the DSP-FPGA.com Product Resource Guide, to industry professionals like you.

We are OpenSystems Media, the leading publisher of magazines, E-letters, and websites for the embedded marketplace. Our publications include Embedded Computing Design, CompactPCI and AdvancedTCA Systems, Military Embedded Systems, VME and Critical Systems, DSP-FPGA.com, and Industrial Embedded Systems. DSP-FPGA.com (formely DSP Engineering magazine) is the engineer's resource for embedded digital signal processing. Our editorial content and product databases focus on DSP and FPGA hardware and software development solutions and their related technologies serving the following industries:

• Telecommunications
• Personal communications
• Audio
• Video imaging
• Automotive systems
• Motor and motion control
• Broadband
• Digital control
• Medical
• Military
• Security
• Wireless

We work closely with a number of industry consortiums and preferred vendors to keep our readership abreast of changing standards, and to promote the development and use of new DSPs and FPGAs.

In conjunction with this website, and delivered annually, our DSP-FPGA.com Product Resource Guide (pictured right) and Programmable Logic Supplement publications provide thousands of readers with their single-most consolidated catalogs of embedded digital signal processing information. These magazines' primary purpose is to introduce newly-released and important hardware and software. Inside, categorized sections of product profile pages show descriptions, bulleted features, photos, and contact information for each product we list. Also published in these annual issues are editorials by industry executives, typically on the subjects of industry trends and emergent technologies.

Readership of these annual catalogs and this website primarily consists of industry professionals, and includes hardware engineers, project managers, software engineers, and design engineers, among others. All together, the information we gather and publish proves invaluable to these individuals who must very carefully choose which, if any, new products and programming strategies ought to be incorporated into their designs.