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New Processor Core Options Try Some ARM Wrestling
When designing a system on a chip (SoC) that employs one or more embedded processor cores, the choice...
The Canonical Hamiltonian

DAC is in Austin this year, and I’ll be headed over from College Station to check out the latest...
JB’s Circuit

Long Standards, Twinkie IP, Macro Trends, and Patent Trolls
In Part II, IP Extreme’s Savage reveals why IP standards take so long while discussing brand values,...
opinions about a blog / (Consumerization: BYOD)
one of my good friends wrote [this](http://developertimes.wordpress.com/) blog here. he asked me for an opinion , however , i havent used linux much... only used centOS for about a semester in college for a networking course. i was hoping the members here could give some opinions about the blog. thanks ......
Answer to guess what #1 of a series / (EDA Graffiti)
The image is a hard disk drive with only 5 MB of storage (we get 16 GB + nowadays in our USB memory sticks—that’s 3,200 of these 1956 hard drives!) The good news was that it replaced punch cards1---remember them? Prior to this magnetic computer storage had consisted of core memory, tape, and drums....
Blog Post: Fully Charged: Less is Not More / (TI E2E Community)
For most of my career developing portable equipment, I've been taught that "less is more." The fewer integrated circuit (IC) devices on a PC board, the better. We've been on a quest for smaller, lighter and cheaper since the first portable computers and mobile phones showed up 20 - 30 years ago. Much...
Walmart starts selling Hisense Sero 7-inch Android tablets from $99 / (Laptops and Desktops Blog)
As the Android tablet price war escalates, you can also step up to the Tegra 3 quad-core Sero 7 Pro for $149....
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MEMS Innovation: A Tipping Point
Two years ago I attended my first MEMS Executive Congress and was impressed with the high level of enthusiasm in new applications and growth prospects for MEMS. This year’s
How To Make A Brain-On-A-Chip
In October, Draper Laboratory and the University of South Florida (USF) disclosed an ambitious plan to develop a brain-on-a-chip. The idea is to devise a “micro-environment’’
New Apps For 3D Chips
Semiconductor Manufacturing and; Design sat down to discuss the 3D device challenges and applications with Peter Ramm, head of the department for device and 3D integration at Fraunhofer
Foundries Step Up for MEMS Explosion
The MEMS market is set to explode. By 2017 the market is expected to be worth $12.2 billion, a 50% increase from 2011, according to IHS iSuppli. Driving this growth will be the continued
Build or Customize an Open Source Software Toolchain?
While significant effort is put into designing custom hardware architecture, it is equally important that developers have a highly complementary toolchain that leverages the unique properties and capabilities of the end device.
Getting ARM'd for Innovation in x86 Modules is a Power Play
An interview with Bob Burckle, Vice President, WinSystems discusses x86, ARM, and low power.
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Tag-Connect Plug-of-Nails In-Circuit Programming and JTAG Cables
Supported 8-bit Architectures: PIC, dsPIC, ARM, MSP430, Atmel, Generic JTAG, Altera, Xilinx, BDM, C2000, PICCOLO & More Tag-Connect’s Plug-of-Nails™ cables provide a simple,

The World’s First 3D Gesture Controller: MGC3130 with GestIC® Technology Colibri Suite
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PIC24F “GA3” Family
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PIC24 Lite: Lowest Cost, eXtreme Low Power, Low Pin Count 16-bit MCUs
Microchip’s PIC24 Lite Portfolio of MCUs combine the advantages of low cost, eXtreme Low power and low pin count for the most cost sensitive applications. These devices give up to

Core Independent Peripherals
Compatible Operating Systems: Windows & Linux Microchip is the leader in 8-bit microcontrollers by continually investing and expanding upon the PIC® microcontroller lineup.

New 70 MIPS dsPIC33 EP Family: High Performance & Integrated Op Amps
Compatible Operating Systems: Windows & Linux Microchip’s new 70 MIPS dsPIC33EP devices offer high performance, advanced peripherals, and integrated analog. The 70 MIPS dsPIC®

GS2011M Low Power, High Speed 802.11 b/g/n Module
The GS2011M module provides a quick, easy, and cost effective way for device and appliance manufacturers to add Wi-Fi connectivity to their products. The module provides a









