Thursday, May 30, 2024 | 10:00-11:00 a.m. PDT
Many automotive applications require processing workloads with minimum latency and precise timing budgets. This is especially true for safety-critical applications like adaptive cruise control and anti-lock braking, where human life may be jeopardized. These systems require
Embedded computing developers face new design challenges implementing high-speed protocols like 100 GbE, USB4, PCIe 5.0, DDR4/5, and more. This webinar introduces fundamental signal integrity concepts like insertion loss, return loss, and crosstalk, and relates them to a case study of the connector design for the COM-HPC… Read More
The year 2023 will hit all 4 components of IoT Model:
With different degrees of impact.
IoT Trend 1: Growth in Data and Devices with More Human-Device Interaction
By the end of 2019 there were around 3.6 billion devices that are actively connected to the Internet… Read More
One of the great pleasures in what I do is to work with people who are working with people in some of the hottest design areas today. A second-level indirect to be sure but that gives me the luxury of taking a broad view. A recent discussion I had with Kurt Shuler (VP Marketing at Arteris IP) is in this class. As a conscientious marketing… Read More
There are tectonic changes happening in the world of FPGAs. A lot has changed since their introduction in the 80’s. Back then they were mostly used to implement state machines or glue logic. Subsequently they grew more complex with the addition of high speed IOs, eRAM, DSPs, other processors and other IP. More recently though FPGAs… Read More
The success of Apple’s AppStore has made people aware that software doesn’t have to be delivered in a big monolithic lump. Indeed, going back a bit earlier, Apple’s iTunes store made people aware that you didn’t have to buy a whole album if you only wanted a track or two.
EDA applications in today’s… Read More
