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Automotive Electronics Trends are Shaping System Design Constraints

Automotive Electronics Trends are Shaping System Design Constraints
by Bernard Murphy on 03-13-2024 at 6:00 am
Categories: AI, Automotive, Cadence, EDA, IP

Electronics in car

Something is brewing in automotive electronics. Within a one-month window most of the product announcements and pitches to which I am being invited are on automotive topics. Automotive markets have long been one of the primary targets for suppliers to system designers, but this level of alignment in announcements seems more … Read More

Webinar: Radar, Composites Materials and Machine Learning

Webinar: Radar, Composites Materials and Machine Learning
by Admin on 05-11-2023 at 3:33 pm

Solving Vehicle Electromagnetic and Connectivity Challenges

Webinar Series: May – July 2023

This free to attend webinar series will discuss the latest simulation processes, technologies and best practices to enable you to design, analyze and optimize the electromagnetic and electronic performance of your next vehicle.

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Ansys 2023 R1: Radar Clutter Modeling with STK What’s New

Ansys 2023 R1: Radar Clutter Modeling with STK What’s New
by Admin on 01-11-2023 at 3:30 pm

Learn about STK Radar Clutter geometries and scattering models through the Radar plugin interface and how to analyze the impacts of clutter on a radar’s overall system performance and ability to maintain tracking of target objects.

TIME:

MARCH 29, 2023

11 AM EST / 4 PM GMT / 9:30 PM IST

About this Webinar

  • Learn about the open and flexible
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Solving 5G Interference to Aircraft Radar Altimeters with Simulation

Solving 5G Interference to Aircraft Radar Altimeters with Simulation
by Admin on 05-16-2022 at 3:54 pm

May 24, 2022
[11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (ET)]

In the beginning of 2022, new 5G C-band cellular services were initiated across the U.S., sparking concern that signals from the 5G radio units could interfere with aircraft and rotorcraft radar altimeters. The question of the radio frequency (RF) coexistence of these systems
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Synopsys’ ARC® DSP IP for Low-Power Embedded Applications

Synopsys’ ARC® DSP IP for Low-Power Embedded Applications
by Kalar Rajendiran on 09-30-2021 at 10:00 am
Categories: IP, Synopsys

Key Applications Driving PPA Optimized Signal Processing

On Sep 20th, Synopsys announced an expansion of its DesignWare® ARC® Processor IP portfolio with new 128-bit ARC VPX2 and 256-bit ARC VPX3 DSP Processors targeting low-power embedded SoCs. In 2019, the company had launched a 512-bit ARC VPX5 DSP processor for high-performance signal processing SoCs. Due to the length, format… Read More

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ARC Processor Virtual Summit!

ARC Processor Virtual Summit!
by Daniel Nenni on 08-21-2020 at 6:00 am
Categories: Events, IP, Synopsys

ARC Processor Virtual Summit 2020

The ARC Processor has a rich history. Originally named the Argonaut RISC Processor, it was designed for the Nintendo Game Systems in the 1990s. Argonaut Technologies Limited later became ARC International. My first intimate exposure to ARC was in 2009 when Virage Logic acquired ARC. A year later Virage was acquired by Synopsys… Read More

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The Time Has Arrived for AI Based Data Twinning! Shrink the Pipe while Increasing Data Fidelity

The Time Has Arrived for AI Based Data Twinning! Shrink the Pipe while Increasing Data Fidelity
by Tom Freeman on 07-05-2020 at 6:00 am
Categories: Automotive

AI Based Data Twinning

Time to Change our Thinking:
It is time to work the other side of the communications equation. Send less data. But apply new synthetic data science and machine learning to get more and richer information: a way that requires the transfer of radically fewer actual bits – perhaps 1 or 2% of the bits – but with higher model fidelity.… Read More

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Radar is Cheaper but Autonomous Car Needs Lidar!

Radar is Cheaper but Autonomous Car Needs Lidar!
by Eric Esteve on 03-04-2019 at 7:00 am
Categories: Automotive, Cadence, IP

To replace a human driver, autonomous car will have to “see” and do it in a better way than human being. The available solution, based on camera, radar, lidar, is not perfect and need to be improved. Radar is great for “seeing” in bad weather but has insufficient resolution to distinguish distant objects. Lidar produces high-resolution… Read More