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Crossware's 8051 Development Suite now supports Atmel's AT89C51RE2 microcontroller, which comes with 128 kbytes of flash memory.

Texas Instruments' latest DaVinci processor, the TMS320DM355 digital media processor, offers low cost and low power consumption, suiting it for use in next-generation portable video products.

Engineering students from the Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory (RoMeLa) at Virginia Tech have developed a bipedal humanoid robot that has been accepted as the first-ever U.S. entry into RoboCup, an international robotic soccer competition.

The SBC310 VPX-based single-board computer (SBC) offers support for a PMC/XMC site and up to 1 Gbyte of SDRAM.

IXXAT Automation’s CAN-CR210/FO fiber-optic repeater lets users connect multiple units on the integrated backbone bus.

Real-Time Innovations' RTI Recorder lets users record high-throughput data, events, and messages for later use in debugging and analysis, regulatory compliance, and testing and simulation.

Acquisitions by EDA companies are a fact of life. Even in the worst of times, not a year goes by without a raft of them. In fact, Synopsys, Mentor Graphics, and Cadence are the result of countless mergers over the years. While the large companies do occasionally turn out innovative internally-produced products, their new technology more typically comes from startups they've acquired...

GrammaTech was showing off its CodeSonar product at Boston ESC. CodeSonar is a whole-program, interprocedural analysis for C/C++ applications.

AdaCore was busy at the Embedded System Conference, promoting a range of enhancements and products from a new static analysis tool and .NET support.

VIA Technologies had a host of boards on display at ESC Boston from the standard Mini-ITX form factor to the compact Nano-ITX form factor.

The Embedded Business Group of Hitachi was showing off its Entier 2.2 embedded relational database management system (RDBMS) at Boston.

Microchip Technology not been to Boston for the Embedded Systems Conference saving most of its time and energy for the west coast but it has finally come to Bean Town.

Advanced Knowledge Associates (AKA) was showing off its Prepackaged Reconfigurable Integrated System-on-Module (PRISM) line including the PRISM 150, 200, and 300.

Atmel was out in force at ESC Boston with a range of new and recent products including the CAP (customizable Atmel processor) that I covered earlier.

Texas Instruments’ highly integrated MSP430F47x4 reduces power consumption to extend battery life while cutting components count. With standby power consumption as low as 1.5 ?A, the 16-MHz MSP430F47x4 ultra-low power microcontrollers extend battery life to over 12 years in one- and multiphase automated meter-reading applications.

Elliptic has released version 2.0 of its Ellipsys security software, which includes Elliptic Curve Cryptography and RSA functions. Version 2.0 of the software upgrades the algorithms implemented to include a complete set of asymmetric functions, such as Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) and RSA functions.

Licensing has always been an issue but the advent of open source licenses such as GPL and BSD can cause headaches for managers and corporate VPs if the rules are not followed.

Kontron had a plethora of announcements and products at Boston ESC as well as future looking announcements such as nanoETXexpress, a small form factor module compatible with ETX Express.

Technology Editor Bill Wong sums up another set of products on display at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston.

• Easily Convert Decimal Numbers To Their Binary And BCD Formats
• Bidirectional H-Bridge DC-Motor Motion Controller
• Microcontroller-Based Sine-Wave Generator Has Crystal Accuracy
• What's All This P-I-D Stuff, Anyhow?
• Inside iPod