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New Electronics’ embedded section provides editorial features covering board level design and dsp.
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Putting pieces together 08/03/2010
Moore's Law is still driving the fpga market, but compromises are needed.
Core to the fore 08/03/2010
What's so special about Intel's Core i7 processor and why is it finding a lot of industrial applications?
Model behaviour: Autosar 23/02/2010
Autosar is a major topic when it comes to discussions about automotive design. While much has been written about the architecture, the benefits of reuse, exchangeability and redistribution of functions, what does Autosar mean for those who actually develop a car's functionality?
On a charge: Automotive electronics 23/02/2010
Lithium ion batteries are finding automotive applications, but managing them is a tricky business
Back to front 23/02/2010
No longer the 'back room boys', pcb designers are now among the first to be consulted on new projects
Powering change 23/02/2010
The challenges of the EuP Directive and some potential solutions
Massively parallel, but massive challenges 09/02/2010
Massively parallel computing systems are coming, but what issues need to be solved?
Differentiate or die 09/02/2010
Developing an ultra low power microcontroller using commoditised technology still leaves room for innovation
Leaving a legacy 25/01/2010
What happens to a process technology when it falls behind the leading edge?
Sounds good! A new approach to audio amplifiers promises much longer battery life 25/01/2010
Much has been written about the efficiency of Class D amplifiers, with figures of 90% or greater being routinely quoted.
Powering performance 25/01/2010
Maximising battery operating time in a 'gym for the lungs'
Redefining firmware 11/01/2010
New research means it is now easier to model and design systems that can redefine their hardware in real time
Simulation solution: 10/12/2009
Mainstream high speed pcb design has long followed in the slipstream of rf and microwave engineering. Of necessity, techniques have been simplified and made applicable to wider use: for example, IBIS models that describe input/output behaviour without revealing internal design details are published ... Read more
Chips with everything – reloaded 07/12/2009
The roadmap for MEMS predicts monolithic MEMS/CMOS integration, opening the door to a new era of 'chips with everything'.
Speaking of success: Mouser Electronics 07/12/2009
Mouser Electronics is one of the fastest growing catalogue and web based distributors in the world, dedicated to customer focused distribution through the rapid introduction of the newest products and leading edge technologies.
Showcasing talent - Hard times for start ups, but investors are still interested in opportunities 07/12/2009
Even in the 'good times', starting up a technology company is something not recommended for the faint hearted.
Size is everything 23/11/2009
The world's first 300mm analogue fab should be a bonus for system designers.
Packing power: Designing portable products 23/11/2009
Custom designed battery packs might be the solution for your portable product.
Engineering portable power 23/11/2009
Providing mobility in a product can provide additional revenue and open new markets beyond the scope of fixed applications. A good example of this is the portable ultrasound market.
Marketwatch: Switching on to opportunities 23/11/2009
Building automation technology is on the threshold of mass market adoption.
Supply and demand 10/11/2009
Smaller, more efficient and cooler: the trends in system power.
Flash forward: Programmable platforms 10/11/2009
How flash based fpgas are hitting the industry's sweet spots.
Outlook 2010: It's a mixed signal world 28/10/2009
Digital devices in an analogue world are driving the need for mixed signal IC design. The challenges are great, but solutions are emerging.
Outlook 2010: Adversity brings Darwinian opportunity 28/10/2009
Surviving and thriving in the embedded software industry.
Outlook 2010: Is there a future for analogue? 28/10/2009
Could increased demand for quality and the general migration towards a totally digital domain spell the end for complex analogue electronics?
 
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