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  • JB’s Circuit

    JB’s Circuit

    Print’s role in Semiconductor IP Design

    Print content continues its steady decline in our everyday lives. But what is the real impact on semiconductor...

  • Editor's Note

    Editor's Note

    Technology Crossover Ahead

    The connection between mobile devices and data centers is growing stronger, and so are the opportunities...

  • Koby's Kaos

    Koby's Kaos

    The Future in 4D

    The sleigh is ready, the presents packed, it’s the futures I’m worried about. Less wires, more batteries,...

  • Discourse on Embedded Signal Processing

    Discourse on Embedded Signal Processing

    DSPBridge Open Source DSP Development On OMAP

    The DSPBridge project allows open-source developers to use the OMAP processor’s on-chip DSP with...

  • #CHIPS: "Memristive ReRAM Employs Silicon Oxide"  /  (NextGenLog)

    With a tip of their hat to James Tour's pioneering demonstration of a memristor-like resistive memory technology at Rice University in 2010 (see Rice's Silicon Memristor Aims to Beat HP) the University College London announced what its claims is the first room temperature resistive random access memory (ReRAM) technology....

  • $800M says Thunderbolt stays Closed  /  (To USB or not to USB)

    I’m constantly asked: "Will Thunderbolt replace USB 3.0?" Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 will co-exist & live long, fruitful lives As reported previously, Apple filed and recieved a patent for a new iPhone or iPad connector which looks  like a Thunderbolt connection. You can see in the picture that it includes...

  • Solving the challenge of embedded IP test  /  (The Eyes Have It)

    Not a topic I usually write about but having a beer with Dr. Yervant Zorian during our recent Synopsys Users’ Group, got me thinking about the challenge of testing embedded IP, that is IP like a USB or DDR that is embedded in one of our customer’s chips. The challenge becomes compounded when multiple IP’s...

  • HuMANDATA Introduces EDA-301 USB-FPGA Board  /  (FPGA Blog)

    HuMANDATA introduced their EDA-301 USB-FPGA board. The EDA-301 features the Altera Cyclone IV E FPGA (EP4CE15F17C8N), 5.0 V external input or USB bus power, and 56 user I/O’s, which are divided into two I/O banks. The configurable PCB includes on-board oscillators, user switches and LEDs. It measures 53 mm x 54 mm,...

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Featured Articles

  • SuperSpeed USB 3.0 for Smarter Phones

    Consumers demand more from phones. Children message friends. Students e-mail teachers. Parents track their kids’ locations. Grandparents download photos. In every country, in every

  • Design Pattern: The PC/104 Industry Standard

    Industry standards establish a set of design specifications and business rules, but not all standards are truly open. During the past two decades, the rapidly expanding technology

  • Utilizing Google’s New Open Accessory Framework for Android™ Accessory Designs

    At the annual Google I/O conference in May 2011, Google announced that they were adding a framework into the Android™ operating system for USB-based accessories.

  • Utilizing Google’s New Open Accessory Framework for Android™ Accessory Designs

      At the annual Google I/O conference in May 2011, Google announced that they were adding a framework into the Android™ operating system for USB-based accessories.This accessory

  • Advanced USB - The Software Perspective

      USB is a ubiquitous technology – there is not a single PC that does not have a USB port and almost all peripheral devices are USB-enabled. The straightforward simplicity of

  • What’s All the Buzz About Thunderbolt?

      The new Apple / Intel wired external interface, Thunderbolt, is all the buzz these days. Developers are already wondering whether Thunderbolt is going to replace USB 3.0 as

  • USB – it’s (STILL) about the software!

    USB has moved from a technical curiosity, to a mainstream consumer necessity, and now completely ubiquitous (or is that ridiculous - a USB enabled soldering iron – really?).

  • Flexible OEM Solutions for Extending USB

    USB extension solutions are ideal for a number of applications including industrial automation/ control, KVM (keyboard, video mouse) extension for remote desktops, security, digital signage, home network integration, accessing remote medical devices, and extending interactive white boards in the classroom

  • NXP LPC1800

    High Speed USB and advanced peripherals - Operating at speeds up to 150 MHz, NXP’s LPC1800 series are the fastest Cortex-M3 microcontrollers in the market.

  • Death, Taxes – and USB!

      Microcontroller Vendors Support USB’s Continued Growth in Embedded Applications   Nothing is certain but death, taxes – and now, apparently, the continued success

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