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1. Verification
moves to a higher level
Functional verification often creates problems in the design
flow. More than 50 percent of all chips fail initially, with 70
percent of problems due to functional verification. Simulation vendors
respond by telling users to do more simulation, build bigger simulation
farms, and use emulation. Analysis of past verification crises demonstrates
that these answers did not and will not properly address the problem.
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- By Brian Bailey
2. Choosing
the right IP blocks for your embedded application
Design teams take a huge variety of approaches to selecting
intellectual property. That is clear from even a cursory conversation
with IP vendors, even before any systematic data gathering. Some
teams are inherently rigorous and exhaustive, others rely on proven
vendor relationships, others are far more ad hoc. More...
- By Ron Wilson
3. Optimizing signal integrity
in high-speed embedded system designs
With the continuing demand for additional bandwidth, I/O
interface frequencies and widths have increased with each generation
of ICs. The increased I/O frequencies are causing bit periods to
shrink, thus reducing the available timing margins. The downward
scaling of the memory interface timing budget is a clear example
of this high-speed design challenge. More...
- By Peggy Abusaidi, Xilinx Inc.
4. FPGA
Soft Processor Design Considerations
With so many available processor design options design teams
must make the difficult decision to choose the solution that best
fits their specific project requirements, while supporting extended
project life expectancies. All design teams struggle under the pressure
to shorten product development cycles while taxed with incorporating
features superior to existing competitive products.
More...
- By RC Cofer and Ben Harding
5. Why is
everyone so eager to market a digital video processor?
Hardly a month goes by without a vendor announcing that it
has the ultimate video processor. Countless new companies have sprung
up to address this hot market, and established processor vendors
are scrambling to re-spin their offerings for digital video. More...
- By Jeff Bier
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Technology
Showcase
DMA channels are used almost
everywhere, for example a high resolution television chips
has almost 15-20 peripherals. These peripherals use only DMA
channels for data transferring, if these transfers were done
by the processor Read
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- By Gaurav Singh
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eInfochips
Partner Showcase
The TMS320DM642 used in the video subsection
offers software support, including H.264, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4,
Microsoft’s Windows Media Video 9, AC-3, AAC and others. Read
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eInfochips Corner
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Customer
Success Story
Design Innovation for Visual Communication
Tool
eInfochips' R&D team suggests an innovative approach for developing
the communication tool. This approach entailed a Flash MX
as Front-end and Flash Communication Server & C++ for back-end
tasks. more...
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Embedded Technology 2005
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eInfochips Partners with PolyVision
to Design Innovative Visual Communication Tool
Corporations and institutions
now able to effectively share data and ideas in real-time,
regardless of physical location more...
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November 16-18, 2005
Japan
Visit us at Booth # B - 43
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