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FMCs vs PMCs/XMCs for harsh environments (Part 1) 2012-02-02
Read about the FPGA mezzanine card standard and its differences from conventional PCI mezzanine cards in the context of military and aerospace applications.  
Manage your embedded project efficiently 2000-04-01
As the embedded systems development effort shifts more towards software and schedules begin to slip, project management becomes key to increasing productivity  
BlueTrack mouse revealed 2009-05-25
With this mouse, new approaches to lighting and image processing are brought to bear.  
Employing fastboot for ultra small Atom processor designs 2009-10-15
How can developers achieve a fast, BIOS-less boot on open x86 processors rather than on dedicated controllers?  
Things to remember when selecting an embedded mobile SoC 2006-12-23
This article presents five things to consider when selecting SoC processors for your embedded systems  
Get your motor running 2003-05-02
Step motors are used in many devices and appliances that are part of our everyday lives. Learn some basics to start designing products with them.  
OCP SoC instrumentation solutions go beyond trace 2007-11-04
Rapid analysis at the systems level helps get your applications to market quickly.  
Programming the Cell Broadband Engine 2006-06-01
At long last, the wraps come off the mysterious Cell processor from IBM, Sony, and Toshiba, the heart of the PlayStation 3 and numerous upcoming consumer electronic devices. The Cell is as complex as it is fascinating. This article gives us a detailed insider's look at how to program it, written by one of Cell's own architects  
Easing embedded processing development (Part 2 2011-08-22
Here's a discussion on operating systems to help you understand whether one is needed for your system and which type (high-level or real-time) is best for your design.  
Simulation reveals embedded-algorithm behavior 2001-06-01
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RapidIO protocol: A technical overview 2008-12-23
RapidIO is an interconnect designed for high-speed embedded apps and and it can serve as a system-level fabric  
Mobile devices' new roles need new tools 2004-01-01
Mobile devices' new roles need new tools  
Decoding Data Matrix 2D barcode on a Blackfin processor 2009-12-01
The decoding of Data Matrix 2D barcode on the low footprint Blackfin processor is discussed. Different approaches to decode 2D barcode with and without high latency L2 memory are explained  
Building prototype user interfaces on a PC 2003-09-01
Building prototype user interfaces on a PC  
Do-it-yourself MCU-based functional tester 2012-01-30
Learn how to build your own functional tester based on a low-cost microcontroller.  
Optimise H.264 video decoder on a digital base band processor 2008-09-08
Get optimal code placement on a GSM/GPRS/EDGE digital base band processor  
Learning the ROPES 2001-09-01
Learning the ROPES  
Analysing multi-processing options, Part 2 2008-11-06
Learn how to address the power dissipation issues that processor designers face  
Prototype, debug targets ARC-based SoCs 2001-05-01
This article describes the Aptix and ARC Core team-up to configure a verification environment that enables developers to prototype full SoCs in near-real-time conditions.  
Accelerate performance via hybrid multi-processing and FPGAs 2007-08-03
Multiprocessing is becoming a key differentiator for FPGA-based processor architectures  
Simulating and debugging multi-core behaviour 2006-03-04
Debugging a single processor is hard enough. What can you do when there are multiple processors inside one chip? One answer is to simulate the system before the actual hardware is ready  
Diversity dictates in pervasive computing 2001-04-01
The emerging market for Net-centric pervasive computing devices is extremely diverse, including PDAs, set-top boxes and screen phones. As the market matures, this list of devices will continue to expand into areas that we cannot even imagine today. This article describes the salient requirements that must be addressed in order to build successful device software systems for network-connected gizmos.  
How to calculate CPU utilisation 2004-08-02
Is your chip fast enough? Is it too fast? Systems engineers might be paying for more chip than they need, or they may be dangerously close to over-taxing their current processor. Take the guesswork out of measuring processor utilisation levels  
Handheld phone/PC offers full-size laptop features 2007-09-10
Advantage X7500 a PocketPC phone is much smaller than a laptop, more like a conventional PDA. But it offers much of the same functionality of the laptop.  
The science and art of pulse-CO oximeter 2010-03-04
Few disciplines can turn the cold science of metrology into pure art as quickly as medical diagnostics. Here's a teardown of the Masimo's Radical-7 Signal Extraction Pulse-CO Oximeter.  
Basics of embedded video, Part 3 2008-12-05
Here's a review of data-management schemes such as double-buffering and DMA transfers and a discussion on audio algorithms basics.  
Embedded ICs: Expanding the possibilities 2000-11-06
As designs start to proliferate in the more complex 16-, 32-, and 64-bit realms, the days of selecting a mild-mannered, off-the-shelf processor may be numbered. That's because semiconductor vendors are unleashing a new crop of heavy-duty cores, beefed up instruction sets that add DSP support, and system-on-chip options. This article will explore what's driving these trends and look at a few of the latest offerings  
Scheduling sporadic events in real-time systems 2003-10-01
Scheduling sporadic events in real-time systems  
A tools-centric view of embedded Linux 2004-11-16
A tools-centric view of embedded Linux  
Electronics off to the races 2007-08-20
Fresh off an electronics teardown of the popular Toyota Prius hybrid, we'll look here at a whole different animal—a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-RR MotoGP race motorcycle.  


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