System-on-a-Chip (SoC) integrates all components of a computer or electronic system into a single chip, enabling smaller, cheaper, and more power-efficient devices. This article explores what an SoC is, its architecture and development process, and the benefits it offers in embedded systems, IoT, and consumer electronics.

Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) Prototyping has developed into a crucial phase in ASIC projects due to the growing complexity of SoC designs, high tape-out costs, and shortened time-to-market. More frequently, ASIC design verification, hardware and software integration testing, and proof of concept presentations to prospective clients and investors involve the usage of Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) development boards.

ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) is sometimes very expensive to build. Therefore, it is important to ensure controlled management of the ASIC design and development process. Each phase of the ASIC design and development process should be observed consciously. Precautions must be taken to check that the final ASIC design meets the given requirements and can smoothly work with real-world applications.

In today’s rapidly changing world, the Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged as a transformative force, spurring innovation and reshaping businesses. The i.MX93 platform, which has played an important role in defining IoT solutions for smart buildings and connected devices, is one of the major components underpinning this transition. In this blog, we will look at the possibilities of the i.MX93 and how it is revolutionizing the way we interact with our surroundings.

In 1965, Gordon Moore proposed Moore’s Law, which predicted that advances in processing will accelerate, shrink, and improve every two years. The desire for greater capabilities and higher performance is fueling innovation for the chip design business as we stand amid the digital revolution, which has fundamentally transformed the core notions of the electronics industry.

Power consumption is an increasingly important aspect of personal computers, and efforts are being made on both software and hardware fronts to reduce it. The CPU accounts for a significant portion of the power consumed, and to extend battery life, CPU power consumption must be reduced. This can be achieved by placing the CPU in a sleep state when idle or by reducing its processing load.

This blog explores the typical camera system for AI-powered vision solutions. It discusses Edge AI, stages of an Edge AI solution flow, camera subsystem components, and eInfochips’ expertise in custom camera solutions.

Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are the primary functional center for most electronics, replacing the old point-to-point wiring systems. PCBs use copper planes for grounding and powering circuits, providing many benefits, including shorter paths, improved circuit decoupling, and increased current carrying capacity.

Semiconductor chips are the unsung heroes of modern technology, having revolutionized the world in ways no other technology has. From toys and smartphones to cars and hypersonic aircraft, these small but mighty devices are vital components of every aspect of our lives. Without semiconductors, many of the technologies we depend on today would not exist, making them an integral part of our daily routines from bustling cities to remote rural villages.