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Porting OpenMCAPI For Multicore Communications
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Jun. 18, 2013
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Porting OpenMCAPI For Multicore Communications

OpenMCAPI is an open-source, multicore API that provides inter-core communication while running RTOSs and Linux on multicore processors. Porting it can be a challenge but not a difficult one....More
Jun. 18, 2013
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Bluetooth And Wi-Fi Rule The Airwaves

This article is an update on that latest developments in the most popular wireless technologies, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi....More
Jun. 18, 2013
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The Wi-Fi Alliance Ensures Compatibility

How the Wi-Fi Alliance's testing and certification for interoperability has benefitted wireless LAN users....More
Jun. 17, 2013
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Transaction-based Verification And Emulation Combine For Multi-megahertz Verification Performance

Transaction-based verification is becoming the emulation mode of choice because of its unique ability to keep pace with the growing verification support requirements of the latest high-performance, industry-standard interfaces....More
Jun. 17, 2013
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High-Performance Computing Design Kit Optimizes Any SoC

How do you get the optimum system-on-chip (SoC) design? Becoming expert in all aspects of SoC design is impractical. The Synopsys Designware HPC Design Kit delivers more than 125 design cells and memories optimized for speed, space, and power....More
Jun. 17, 2013
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Interview: LSI Fellow Rob Ober Discusses PCIe Flash Technology

PCIe flash solves lots of problems, but it also makes a bunch. So what’s its future?...More
Jun. 10, 2013
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Data Fusion Enables Next-Generation Smart Mobile Applications

As sensors and cloud computing become more pervasive, our mobile devices and environments will become context-aware, accessing public and private information such as e-mails, GPS locations, weather, and transit schedules to deliver smarter mobile services to consumers....More
Jun. 10, 2013
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Denying Driver Distraction

The potential for driver distraction grows as we add more electronics to vehicles. Cell phones, Wi-Fi, televisions, navigation, music, and social media all are major attention grabbers. Driving is difficult enough, and these extras can lead to disaster. Manufacturers are aware of these dangers and are working to minimize them in the infotainment products now showing up in most new cars and trucks....More
Jun. 10, 2013
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Electronic Design

New Technologies in the Vehicle

Here is a brief look as some of the technology you can expect to see in future connected vehicles....More
Jun. 10, 2013
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Electronic Design

Telematics Connect Your Car To The World

If you’re familiar with OnStar, which General Motors has offered for nearly two decades, you have a sense of what telematics is all about. It connects your automobile to helpful emergency and driver services, usually via the cellular network. Yet telematics is just one part of the expanding inclusion of electronic systems and communications in vehicles (Fig. 1)....More
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