D&R Industry Articles (December 2014)
Articles for the Week of December 29, 2014
Additional Articles- Sub-Threshold Design - A Revolutionary Approach to Eliminating Power
- Road to Auto Market Paved With Fault-Tolerant SoCs
Articles for the Week of December 15, 2014
Rigorous Framework for Hardware-Software Co-design of Embedded Systems
When implementing new embedded applications, industrial companies are facing new challenges: these applications are very complex to program (between 5 and 10 million lines of code are common) and require handling of several possibly heterogeneous models and languages. Integration choices are wide-ranging, from functions hard-coded in hardware IP to embedded software for multi-core clusters. Additionally integration must take into account at the same time several kinds of constraints: processing power, memories, power budget limitation, etc.- SoC clock monitoring issues: Scenarios and root cause analysis
- Moore's Law is Dead: Long Live SoC Designers
- ESIstream vs. JESD204B for Ultra-High-Speed Chip-Chip Communications
- FPGA-based FSK/PSK modulation
- Embedded software development tools - a third way
- USB 3.0 vs USB 2.0: A quick reference summary for the busy engineer
- USB 3.1: Evolution and Revolution
Articles for the Week of December 8, 2014
Driving the Future of Automotive Infotainment with Noise Resilient Audio Converters
This article describes the main automotive application constraints that have an impact on audio performances and thus consumer experience, together with design considerations to be taken care of at silicon Intellectual Property (IP), Systemon- Chips (SoC), application firmware/software and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) levels.Articles for the Week of December 1, 2014
A framework for the straightforward integration of a cryptography coprocessor in SoC-based applications
In this paper, we describe a versatile IP core providing cryptography and security, complemented with a software wrapper including the necessary low-level drivers and communication interfaces between the Linux OS and OpenSSL, the most-widely used cryptographic library in embedded systems. The- Fast, Thorough Verification of Multiprocessor SoC Cache Coherency
- Data storage in non-volatile memory