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Matthias Sturm, director of the Embedded World Conference, voices confidence in the continued development and expansion of the annual gathering.

Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe will display a comprehensive portfolio of its products at Embedded World 2007, spanning markets including industrial and automotive, graphics, multimedia, and communications.

The Triton PM workstation is speciaized for rough environments. With versatile, reliable full-sunlight viewable displays and sealed enclosures, it's ideal for the oil and gas industry.

At Embedded World 2007, Digi International will launch its new range of JumpStart Kits, intended to enable design engineers to develop products based on Digi modules at a very low cost and minimal initial risk.

With an emphasis on FPGA over ASIC or ASSP, Altera will present their embedded systems solutions for the industrial and automotive markets at Embedded World 2007. The company says its FPGAs offer high levels of flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and reduction in development time while eliminating the risk of obsolescence.

Silicon Laboratories is presenting four demos at the Embedded World 2007, including a new automotive MCU and Silicon's stepper motor reference design.

Concurrent's PP 412/03x CompactPCI single-board computer delivers an improved performance/watt compared to its predecessor PP 410/03x. The upgraded SBC supports the 2.16-GHz Core Duo T7400 (in a socket) with 4 Mbytes L2 cache (shared between the cores).

StackableUSB is a new standard that uses the PC/104 form factor and stacking architecture. The host accesses devices via USB instead of an ISA or PCI bus. Check out this Q&A with Micro/sys, the originator of the new standard.

Kontron's EPIC/PM sports a 1.8-GHz Pentium M processor, while the ETX-CD module supports the 2-GHz Intel Core Duo processors. Both boards can handle up to 2 Gbytes of memory.

Serial RapidIO is a hot topic right now. Bittware's B2AM houses four ADSP-TS201S DSPs capable of churning 14.4 GFLOPS and 57.5 GOPS of 16-bit fixed point processing. It also has a Stratix II FPGA.

Elma Bustronic and sister company Optima EPS showed off their MicroTCA 19-in. cabinet, 44U high, 750 mm wide, and 300 mm deep. It accepts 10 MicroTCA single width subracks, and can hold up to 6 KW of head exchangers and fan-based cooling support.

The Car PC gets more interesting when it can integrate applications such as navigation and vehicle monitoring. For this we turned to iMobilePC and Mini-Box for additional software and hardware.

Xceive's XC5000 next-generation silicon tuner, optimized for large-screen hybrid televisions, provides improved sensitivity, adjacent channel rejection, phase noise, and dynamic range.

Enea's DSPNet is a compact, high-performance TCP/IP stack for the company's OSEck DSP real-time operating system (RTOS). It is optimized for deeply embedded applications with tight size and cost constraints.

IAR provides a range of KickStart Kits, including this one for STMicroelectronics' STR730. Embedded/Systems/Software Editor Bill Wong takes a look at this ARM-based microcontroller kit, which includes IAR's Workbench integrated development environment and a 20-state version of its graphical visualSTATE state machine design tool.

Engineers often get more than they bargained for when they’re specifying microcontrollers (MCUs). Considering the thousands of MCU varieties available, it can be difficult to figure out which MCU is right for an application. MCUs range from products that cost less than 20 cents for very simple home applications to $20 32-bit MCUs that control major components of industry machinery.

Carlo Gavazzi VP Jim Tierney presented PC-based, CompactPCI and AdvancedTCA solutions, including the Apollo (Model 4022P) and Saturn (Model 4522P) 4-port Multiport RS-232 or RS-422/RS-485 serial boards. These can handle rates up to 256 kbps synchronous and 230.4 kbps asynchronous, full duplex.

Cornet's Celero CVME-7448M blends PCI Express and quad 1.267-GHz Freescale PowerPC MPC6448 processors on a single 6U VXS board, supporting a 16-lane PCI Express switch that links together the backplane and the PCI-X interfaces of the processors, as well as the two 64-bit XMC/PMC sites.

Pentek targets software radio with the Model 7141-703 conduction-cooled PMC/XMC Transceiver Module. Designed for harsh environments, the module complies With ANSI/VITA 20 Conduction-Cooled PMC specification and has an extended operating temperature range.

MEN Micro's Universal Submodule is designed to sit between the outside world and any base board that will typically have an FPGA on it. The base boards can be any thing from a PMC to an XMC. This allows easier user customization, and also allows the same interface to be used with different base boards.

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