Applying “Sandy Bridge” to Embedded Applications

Market demand continues to grow for high-performance imaging, communications and security systems. Solutions need to contain scalable power-efficient processors with better integrated graphics capabilities than ever before. From imaging to communications to security to raw scalar throughput, the second generation Intel® Core™ processors (formerly codenamed Sandy Bridge) combining with C206, Q67 and QM67 chipsets offer either a simple, power-efficient upgrade or a massive architectural simplification.

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Calendar of Events

RTECC - Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conference

Mahwah, NJ May 17th, 2012
LTE World Summit 2012

CCIB, Barcelona, Spain May 23-24, 2012
2012 Embedded Systems Conference - Boston

Boston, MA September 17-20
4G World 2012

Chicago, IL October 29-November 1

Swissbit Production Overview
Swissbit is a global leader in the design, development and manufacture of DRAM and Flash memory products for the Industrial and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) markets. Swissbit produces high reliability / high-density DRAM memory modules and Flash based devices for use in both commercial and industrial environments.
AAEON Digital Signage
AAEON digital signage products represent the future of media delivery and live advertising. AAEON offers high end digital signage products that allow for the delivery of content that can be interactive and easily updated. With an infinite number of applications, the possibilities are endless.
Embedded Migration
Intel's Max Domeika talks about migration techniques for the embedded Atom processor.
Intel® Thinking Differently About Embedded Security
Intel Labs continues to make powerful new security capabilities available to the embedded industry.
The View From Intel
Max Domeika talks to Low-Power Engineering about the impact of power and how that is affecting everything from embedded to multicore software.
Intel's Dadi Perlmutter Keynote Highlights IDF 2010
In his day one keynote at the Intel Developer Forum, Intel Executive Vice President Dadi Perlmutter focused on the benefits consumers and businesses will derive from Intel's forthcoming second generation flagship product code-named Sandy Bridge.
IDF 2010 Intel CEO Keynote -- Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet
Intel CEO Paul Otellini kicked off IDF 2010 in San Francisco on September 13, 2010 with a keynote highlighting several trends that will drive future industry growth.

Applying “Sandy Bridge” to Embedded Applications
Market demand continues to grow for high-performance imaging, communications and security systems. Solutions need to contain scalable power-efficient processors with better integrated graphics capabilities than ever before. From imaging to communications to security to raw scalar throughput, the second generation Intel® Core™ processors (formerly codenamed Sandy Bridge) combining with C206, Q67 and QM67 chipsets offer either a simple, power-efficient upgrade or a massive architectural simplification.
Linking Early Mechatronic System Analysis to Physical Testing
Mechatronic system design creation and test development are often at opposite ends of a project's schedule. Benefits accrue in improved system quality and on-time delivery when design and test are pursued concurrently. This paper describes the technologies required to make concurrent design and test possible.
Best Practice Development Processes for Medical Device FPGAs
For FPGA developers working on designs for medical devices, one approach to dealing with regulatory uncertainty is to borrow heavily from design assurance processes in other safety-critical industries, such as avionics, where standards are well established. These well-established standards mandate a development flow that is controlled, auditable and perhaps most important, specific to the requirements of hardware engineering. While following such a flow will not guarantee smooth sailing though every regulatory approval process for FPGA devices bound for medical applications, it is consistent with basic regulatory intent - to demonstrate to auditors that complex devices meet their requirements and perform well under all foreseeable conditions.
Kontron’s 2nd generation of Intel® Core™ processor boards feature the 1st generation of cross-platform middleware
The highly integrated 2nd generation of Intel® Core™ processors will populate all major standard embedded form factors ranging from smallform- factor to high-performance designs.
A Primer on Obtaining IEC 61850-3 Certification for Embedded Computers
IEC 61850 is an Ethernet-based protocol standard used mainly in substations for data communication. Substations use a number of controllers for a variety of purposes, including protection, measurement, detection, alarms, and monitoring.

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