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Fixed-point math in C 2001-04-01
Floating-point arithmetic can be expensive if you're using an integer-only processor. But floating-point values can be manipulated as integers, asa less expensive alternative.  
Taking the necessary risks in design 2000-12-01
This technology news article describes the risks that are necessary for setting up design roadmaps for engineers.  
Scalable power management for tomorrow's microprocessors 2003-07-16
power  
Smart toys revel in mobility, speech and control 2001-02-01
This news article describes the evolution of the conventional toy into enhanced engineering designs which not only offers young children entertainment value, but also expands the possibilities for engineers to design devices useful to the electronics industry.  
Shenzhen home to kindred entrepreneurial spirits 2001-04-01
Ling Shi and Dong Tao are kindred examples of a new spirit of entrepreneurialism taking root in Shenzhen, the Chinese boomtown just across the border from Hong Kong.  
Benefits of programmable reset controller with debounced input 2007-01-31
A single one-shot plus logic gate can serve the purpose of switch debounce but it lacks flexibility and accuracy. This article talks about a programmable reset timer that can save real estate and power, and improve accuracy.  
How to rapidly debug serial buses in FPGAs 2009-07-15
Read about common debugging issues and learn how to resolve them.  
Easing embedded processing development (Part 3) 2011-09-01
Here's as an introduction to the fundamentals of embedded software design and the considerations to aid with embedded processor design.  
Subtract software costs by adding CPUs 2005-05-01
The best way to get a project done on time is to break it into smaller, more manageable chunks. That theory works better than some programmers suspect, extending even into multi-processing systems. Jack Ganssle shows how breaking one big program into smaller programs that each run on their own processor can work wonders on performance, schedules, and sanity.  
Fixed-point math in C 2001-04-01
Floating-point arithmetic can be expensive if you're using an integer-only processor. But floating-point values can be manipulated as integers, asa less expensive alternative.  
Integrating core-based high-density FPGAs in your design 2011-08-09
Here is an engineer's experience with designing a nontrivial multi-processor system, using three networked Xilinx Virtex-4FX-based controllers.  
Oki, Lexra roll out prototyping boards for SoCs 2001-04-15
This article discusses Oki Semiconductor and Lexra Inc.'s board products intended to speed time-to-silicon for complex SoC designs.  
ICE technology unplugged 1999-10-02
Reports of the demise of the ICE are premature. This powerful debugging tool is alive and well, even if it may need more planning to use.  
Introducing new-gen hot-swapping solutions (Part 1) 2010-07-28
This article discusses some of the "band aid" solutions that some board-level design engineers currently use and continue to use as their hot-swapping circuits.  
Dual regulator typology needed to power modern cellphones 2004-08-16
POWER  
Game console goes way beyond the average DVD player 2007-03-01
With so much attention focused on the Playstation and Wii game systems these days, ZapIt was able to come under the radar with a game box that's suited more for the whole family than just the younger generation.  
Using LTE on FPGAs 2009-02-19
Read about LTE's features and know how FPGA may address the increased processing demands of this specification.  
Managing single event effects in FPGAs, ASICs and processors (Part 2) 2012-01-09
This part tackles the ways to mitigate single event effects.  
Wireless Web appliances evolve anew 2001-04-01
This article describes the common wireless technologies for embedded platforms, such as Cellular Digital Packet Data and General Packet Radio Service, for web appliances.  
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.  
Designing a USB embedded host controller 2004-02-16
Designing a USB embedded host controller  
How MCUs can extend ADC resolution/accuracy 2010-03-26
When considering the resolution required for an ADC integrated in an MCU, embedded systems designers must balance cost and performance.  
SoCs likely to pose heading-off test problems 2000-12-01
This technology news article describes the problems and solutions test engineers should face when confronting SoC designs.  
CMOS radios span RF to millimeter wave frequencies 2004-11-16
CMOS radios span RF to millimeter wave frequencies  
HP and STMicroelectronics Launch "Lx" 2000-10-06
A new VLIW architecture promises to shake up the system-on-chip design world.  
Perform fault monitoring, manage backplane power 2004-09-16
Perform fault monitoring, manage backplane power  
Measuring white balance in digital TVs 2004-04-16
Measuring white balance in digital TVs  
Circuit protection for PV power systems 2012-01-16
Here's a discussion on the circuit protection needed on various locations within a photovoltaic system.  
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.  
Making the most out of ambient energy 2011-07-25
Find out how to convert ambient energy sources into electrical energy by using a suitable transducer, such as thermoelectric generator for heat, a piezoelectric element for vibration, or a photovoltaic cell for sunlight.  


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