William Wong

Technology Editor

Bill is a technology editor for Electronic Design focusing on embedded,software, and systems. Check out his blog, AltEmbedded. If you are submitting press releases please include pricing information and links to hi res (300dpi) images when appropriate or it goes to the bottom of the pile.

 

 

Articles by William Wong
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.
Building a 3D Scanner
London Bolsius built a 3D scanner with a combination parts including some from a Lego Mindstorms kit. It uses a camera and a tracking laser to generate a 3D model with a resolution under 0.17 mm.
Graphics And Reduced Power Highlight Intel's 4th Generation Architecture
Intel's Haswell architecture family is now available. It brings improved graphics and power management but only incremental processor performance improvements. It will make a major impact on mobile and low power embedded applications.
Hybrid Quantum Dots Deliver Wide Spectrum White Light
Jong Ho Lee developed a set of quantum dots what work with blue LEDs to generate white light that has a wider spectrum that commercial white LEDs. These quantum dot LEDs (QD-LED) are easy to fabricate and can be tuned to match the underlying LEDs.
Intel ISEF 2013 Highlights
Technology Editor Bill Wong made it out to the annual Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) and checked out some of the engineeing and computer science projects. There were over 1600 of the top students from around the world.
BeagleBone and Some Fun Applications with BeagleBoard
Bill Wong of Electronic Design magazine talks to Jason Kridner, Community Development Manager at BeagleBoard about the BeagleBone and some fun applications with the various Capes available.
Arduino, Raspberry Pi or BeagleBone? 13
So what is better? Arduino, Raspberry Pi or BeagleBone? Each has advantages and a large following.
Interview: The Open Group’s Judy Cerenzia Discusses The Future Airborne Capability Environment
Today’s military systems encompass a broad variety of cutting-edge technologies that must somehow operate with each other while meeting demanding safety and security requirements. The Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE) software framework encompasses operating systems and applications to improve these compatibilities.
X-Series APU Targets Microservers
AMD's “Kyoto” X-Series Opteron processor targets microservers. The APU architecture combines CPU and a Radeon GPU on the same chip.
Mentor HyperLynx Analyzes 12.5 Gbit/s Designs
Chuck Ferry, Sr. Product Marketing Manager for High Speed Products, explains how Mentor Graphics HyperLynx analyzes high speed serial designs such as 12.5 Gbit/s backplanes to Technology Editor Bill Wong.
Gumstix Explains How To Cut Time-To-Market Using Modules
Gumstix’s W. Gordon Kruberg and Andrew Simpson talk about delivering module-based solutions quickly using their Web-based Geppetto system.
The Military FACEs Its High-Tech Future 2
The Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE) will change the way military software systems are designed and deployed.
Essentials of Embedded Rootkit Detection and Prevention with LynuxSecure
Robert Day from LynuxWorks discusses the essentials of embedded rootkit detection and protection by means of secure virtualization such as their LynxSecure technology.
Highlights from the Embedded Vision Summit

The Embedded Vision Alliance hosted the Embedded Vision Summit: a technical educational forum for engineers interested in incorporating visual intelligence into electronic systems and software. Engineering TV takes a look at some of the innovative technologies showcased there.

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