D&R Industry Articles (September 2010)
Articles for the Week of September 27, 2010
Additional Articles- What! How big did you say that FPGA is? (Team-design for FPGAs)
- Avoiding design errors in 1394-based external storage systems
Articles for the Week of September 20, 2010
Additional Articles- Performance verification of a complex bus arbiter using the VMM Performance Analyzer
- Desperately Seeking Solutions to the verification nightmare
- How to make virtual prototyping better than designing with hardware: Part 1
Articles for the Week of September 13, 2010
Additional Articles- A closer look at analog verification
- The basics of SerDes (serializers/deserializers) for interfacing
- How to achieve 1 trillion floating-point operations-per-second in an FPGA
- Conquering the memory bottleneck
- Power-efficient SDR platform handles multimode 4G
- How to Internet-Connect your low cost consumer retail embedded design
- Hardware - Software Tradeoffs in Automotive Sensor Data Processing
Articles for the Week of September 6, 2010
Accelerating the Development of TLM-2.0 Models Using Model Authoring Kits (MAKs)
Model authoring kits (MAKs) enable the rapid development of transaction-level models, TLMs, of a given functionality or protocol. MAKs include base functionalities that are common to all models independent of the RTL implementation in a well-structured way, allowing for maximum reuse. The DesignWare System-Level Library provides MAKs for UART and USB. Taking the example of a USB 2.0 EHCI controller model using MAKs, this paper explains the significant design time reduction that can be achieved.Articles for the Week of August 30, 2010
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