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BLDC motor controller E981.15 with sensorless commutation technique 17/08/2010
The new BLDC motor controller E981.15, developed by ELMOS and now available from Gleichmann Electronics, is said to enable a significant reduction of system costs.
Embedded-software-in-medical-devices-will-be-required-to-meet-new-guidelines-not-only-for-the-software-itself-but-also-for-the-process-and-methods-used-to-develop-it
Operating under more pressure: Embedded microcontrollers 09/08/2010
The challenges involved in developing high integrity applications for the new generation of powerful, low cost microcontrollers.
Communications-Design-
Small features, big benefits: Next generation communications 09/08/2010
Nanotechnology is set to enable next generation interconnects.
Nanotechnology
CMOS' future depends on statistics 09/08/2010
As semiconductor dimensions decrease, the distribution of dopant atoms becomes a statistical problem.
Frequency-management
Beat the clock: System design and frequency management 09/08/2010
Clocks are the 'heart beat' of almost all electronic systems and clock management is an especially important part of the overall system design. Since clock accuracy, stability and overall signal quality affect system performance, choosing the right timing solution that fits the design application ... Read more
Electronic-communications
The world in your hand 09/08/2010
Cambridge Consultants has helped Iridium evolve from a voice based satellite communications business to one based on data services.
Converting-expectations
Converting expectations 09/08/2010
How a 1ppm d/a converter can ease precision instrumentation design problems. By Maurice Egan.
UK-Electronics-Wales
The right environment - UK Electronics Wales 26/07/2010
Stable niche electronics sector prospering in Wales.
UK-Electronics-Skills
Making a difference - UK Electronics Skills 26/07/2010
The mission to improve UK electronics skills is making progress.
UK-Electronics-Scotland
Flower of Scotland - UK Electronics Scotland 26/07/2010
Scottish electronics has transformed into a range of competent, world class companies.
In-good-shape---UK-Electronics-Overview
In good shape - UK Electronics Overview 26/07/2010
More successful than it appears, the UK's electronics sector is holding its own.
Reinvigoration-in-process---UK-Electronics-Ireland
Reinvigoration in process - UK Electronics Ireland 26/07/2010
Entrepreneurial environment set to build on skills base.
A-tale-of-two-cities---UK-Electronics-England
A tale of two cities - UK Electronics England 26/07/2010
Cambridge and Bristol are driving the global communications industry.
avatars
I, robot? 26/07/2010
Researchers are tackling the challenges of building truly humanoid robots.
Far-from-dead---VME-is-still-alive-and-kicking
Far from dead - VME is still alive and kicking. 12/07/2010
When confronted with the question 'is VME dead?', what comes to mind is Mark Twain's famed response to his supposed demise – 'reports of its death are exaggerated'. VME, still the de facto open standard board architecture of choice for the embedded defence and aerospace market after 30 years, ... Read more
How-multiple-cores-are-improving-data-processing-efficiency
How multiple cores are improving data processing efficiency 12/07/2010
Multiple cores on a chip is no longer deemed a novel way to boost computational performance. Chip firms recognise that using multiple cpus in parallel gives a better return than complex architectural tweaks to the cpu itself. By doing so, each elemental core can be tailored in terms of chip area ... Read more
Embedded-design
Powering efficiency 12/07/2010
How a flyback controller can achieve 90% efficiency and reduce component count.
System-design
Compound creativity 12/07/2010
How compound semiconductor technology helped scope hit bandwidth target.
Sensors
Sensors - A clever touch 12/07/2010
Driven by the influence of products such as the iPod, capacitive touch sensing is finding wider application and support. By Graham Pitcher.
Linking-ARMs-to-make-a-brain
Modelling the brain 12/07/2010
How ARM processors are enabling a massively parallel neural network.
32bit-microcontroller
Company profile – Bringing designers the world's most energy friendly microcontrollers 30/06/2010
The explosion in the use of battery operated electronic products of the last few years has been followed more recently by the need for the battery to last longer for convenience, environmental and cost reasons. At the same time, applications have become increasingly complex and demand higher ... Read more
electronics-distribution
The inside track - designs on distribution 21/06/2010
How design in distributors can deliver solutions to their customers.
reference-design-
Beyond the reference design 21/06/2010
Speeding development through customised embedded platforms.
Interconnect
Connecting with reliability 21/06/2010
Electric vehicle racing team finds affordable solution to connectivity requirements.
embedded-design
A matter of scale: Integrated device eases industrial signal scaling issues 21/06/2010
In an industrial environment, the control of machinery or the control of process is done with the help of programmable logic controllers and distributed control systems. Both have monitoring and controlling functions, as they include analogue I/O modules that can receive input signals from sensors ... Read more
 
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