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Complimentary Online Seminars
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Tuesday, January 17 - 10:00 AM PT / 01:00 PM ET
Most advanced SoCs have to address power consumption
and dissipation whether the design is targeted for a desktop or portable
application. In this seminar, we will demonstrate silicon-proven
methodologies to describe power intent with IEEE 1801 (UPF) using a
hierarchical design flow to address power consumption and design size
concurrently. We will walk you through some of the key steps in
implementing and analyzing a hierarchical design using UPF for both
bottom-up and top-down Synopsys Galaxy-based flows.
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On-Demand webinars:
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On-Demand
Less
than 2% of the world's computer chips actually go into computers. The
other 98% are all embedded MCUs. Today's MCU chips give NASA's moon
lander a run for its money, yet cost less than a tall latté. See and
hear how the wealth of 32-bit MCUs can open up design doors for
engineers and programmers accustomed to cramped, underpowered, and
awkward 8-bit or 16-bit chips. The 32-bit revolution is upon us. How
will you use the performance?
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Protecting against ESD, Latch-up, reliability and
other EOS events can be challenging, particularly with when multiple
power domains and thin-oxide gates are used extensively. This webinar
discusses how designers can detect sources of reliability issues within
their designs and effectively verify signal paths in multi-power domain
designs. Also highlighted are the benefits of voltage dependant, and
voltage aware checks - both on the topological representation of designs
(netlist), and the physical layout.
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This webinar will look at how a constant current
regulator or CCR can be used to create a low power, low cost, high
efficiency charging solution that is suitable for rechargeable batteries
covering a broad selection of different target applications, from
standard AA batteries used in the domestic environment, to portable
consumer devices, right through to handheld power tools.
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On-Demand
Join LeCroy as we look at the details of these
technology improvements for specific application examples. Comparisons
of 12 bit versus 8 bit will be discussed with attention on: methods to
improve accuracy; 12 bit scopes performance versus stretching the
performance of 8 bit scopes using averaging and filtering; practical
design examples of detecting and measuring small signals buried in
large signals; 12 bit versus 8 bit ADC's with frequency domain
measurements.
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Learn how latest innovations in NXP's asymmetrical
dual-core LPC4300 allow developers to maximize performance in signal
processing and microcontroller applications including digital audio,
industrial automation and motor control without adding additional costs.
Providing almost twice the performance without the cost and complexity
of typical dual-cores, the LPC4300's Cortex-M0 co-processor can offload
many of the data movement and I/O handling duties that can drain the
bandwidth of the powerful Cortex-M4 core. Additionally, NXP's unique
configurable peripherals—such as the State Configurable Timer and Serial
GPIO—can also offload processor bandwidth while providing maximum I/O
flexibility to the developer.
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On-Demand
This webcast reveals the secrets behind selecting
the best DAC product for your application. Revealed within are the
technical details behind five of the key specification areas of
Precision Digital to Analog Converters (DAC). Topics reviewed are
Resolution and Accuracy, Total Unadjusted Error, Output Noise, Output
Timing and finally System Level Application considerations. These five
areas are featured on most DAC Datasheets but often their relevance in
real world applications is misunderstood. Participants will emerge from
this webcast with a deeper understanding of DACs and how their
specifications can impact system level performance.
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We are surrounded by industrial control equipment
that treats our drinking water, generates and distributes electricity,
controls HVAC and elevators in buildings, keeps the trains on schedule,
builds our cars and favorite electronic gadgets, and more. Freescale
Power Architecture has been used to control and interconnect these
devices for more than 20 years. Come hear about why leading customers
select and trust our processors to control such critical infrastructure
equipment.
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On-Demand
In March 2011, Xilinx unveiled the details of the
Zynq™-7000 Extensible Processing Platform (EPP), a new category of
product that tightly integrates a complete ARM® Cortex™-A9 MPCore™
processor-based system with 28nm, low-power programmable logic for
system architects and embedded software developers to extend, customize,
optimize and differentiate their systems. As the industry's first
extensible processing platform Zynq-7000 EPP was developed to achieve
the levels of processing and compute performance required in embedded
applications targeting markets such as video surveillance, automotive
driver assistance, factory automation, wireless communications and many
others.
This second Zynq-7000 EPP webcast will provide the latest information on
Zynq-7000 solutions including additional architectural details and an
update on the rapidly expanding Zynq-7000 EPP ecosystem and
infrastructure.
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Instead of looking at renewable energy as a
contributor to the country's electrical grid, this Design News webcast
will examine it as a direct source for products ranging from cell phones
to light switches to sensors. Steve Grady from Cymbet Corp. and Chris
Link from Texas Instruments will discuss how solar and other forms of
energy can be used to power devices that don't necessarily need an AC
source or a battery.
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On-Demand
As a companion to the "Mechatronics Special Report"
from Design News, this Webcast explores the most intriguing trends,
technologies and applications of mechatronics in the aerospace and
defense industries.
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On-Demand
Virtualization is rapidly becoming one of the key
enablers of security, critical path isolation and device consolidation
in embedded computing environments. Increasingly more and more
functionality is being required from embedded systems without
compromising deterministic real-time requirements. Explore how Intel
hardware assisted virtualization technology (Intel® VT) is making such
demanding embedded applications possible. Example use cases include:
legacy OS consolidation, trusted/open application integration, RTOS/GPOS
consolidation, performance-critical application separation and OS/soft
failover.
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On-Demand
This webinar is for embedded design engineers who
want to find out more about the Intel® Atom™ processor family. It will
focus on the Intel® Atom™ processor E6xx series and highlight the
differences and similarities between this embedded processor and the
various Intel® Atom™ processors available for the netbook, tablet PC and
digital home markets. The start of the course will comprise of an
overview of the embedded Intel® Atom™ processor offerings with specific
cases of where customers have used these processors in their
applications and will close with a demonstration of some of the features
available on edc.intel.com website.
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On-Demand
This webinar covers the design recommendations for
the latest Intel® Atom™ processor E6xx B-1 stepping-based platform.
Details of the enhancements in B1 associated with board, BIOS and driver
change will be provided as well. All embedded developers and
product/program managers who would like to find out the next level
detail of the Intel Atom processor E6xx series are highly encouraged to
participate in this webinar.
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On-Demand
The next generation Intel® Atom™ processor-based
platform (codenamed Cedar Trail) offers the flexibility to design many
embedded intelligent devices. This session provides key features of the
hardware and software components of this platform. With multiple product
offerings, the platform can scale in power as well as performance to
fit the needs of various market segments. The next generation Intel Atom
processor (codenamed Cedar View) offers rich graphics display
configurations and media opening the door to innovative portable retail
devices and entry digital signs.
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