Tag: space

Webinar: How AI is Accelerating Thermal Engineering for Space Missions

Webinar: How AI is Accelerating Thermal Engineering for Space Missions
by Admin on 08-03-2026 at 9:57 pm

It’s no secret that AI can transform engineering workflows.

But are you getting the most out of your AI efforts?

If you are struggling to leverage AI beyond scripting, this webinar is for you.

Join us to learn how you can use AI, with confidence, to accelerate thermal engineering for space missions.

Although design cycles are getting… Read More

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Verifying RISC-V Platforms for Space

Verifying RISC-V Platforms for Space
by Bernard Murphy on 01-13-2026 at 6:00 am
Categories: AI, Breker Verification Systems, EDA, RISC-V

User making a call through a satellite

Space applications are booming, prompted by rapidly declining launch costs now attainable through commercial competition. Thanks to ventures like SpaceX, the cost to put a satellite into low earth orbit (LEO) has dropped from $20k/kg to $2k/kg today and is expected to drop further to $200/kg or lower. Plummeting costs drive … Read More

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Did My FPGA Just Fail?

Did My FPGA Just Fail?
by Daniel Payne on 08-22-2016 at 12:00 pm
Categories: IoT, Synopsys

Designing DRAMs at Intel back in the 1970s I first learned about Soft Errors and the curious effect of higher failure rates of DRAM chips in Denver, Colorado with a higher altitude than Aloha, OR. With the rapid growth of FPGA-based designs in 2016, we are still asking the same questions about the reliability of our chips used for safety-critical… Read More