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| Intelligence |
| DECOMSYS and ARM Announce New Automotive Prototyping Platform with Flexray Support
DECOMSYS, the FlexRay Solution provider,
and ARM have announced the availability
of a new prototyping platform for the
FlexRay standard and other automotive
interconnect standards such as CAN,
TTCAN, and LIN, based on the high-performance
ARM9... read the article |
| by IQ Magazine |
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| Technology In-Depth |
| CAN: The Network That Never Stops Evolving Courts 32-bit Applications
Backed by the research and standardsmaking
muscle of the global automobile
industry, the control-area-network
(CAN) bus has evolved far beyond the
concepts embodied in the first protocol
nearly 20 years ago.
Automobiles have become a design
challenge for engineers ... read the article |
| by Jack Shandle, e-ContentWorks |
| An Ethernet-ready System Solution for Industrial Communication
The bus of the future for industrial
applications is possibly Ethernet. If so,
the question is not whether Industrial
Ethernet will prevail, but rather how
soon Ethernet-based systems will
replace other bus systems. The
functions that must be provided by
the semiconductor components in all
t... read the article |
| by: Roland Fischer, Industrial and Distribution Business Unit, NEC Electronics (Europe) GmbH |
| Ethernet Meets CAN CAN@net Allows Worldwide Access to CAN-systems
With the increasing spread of
Internet technology, with its protocols
and services based on TCP/IP, the
Ethernet infrastructure is also being
increasingly extended. Today there
is virtually no area in the industrial
environment that cannot by reached
by an Ethernet/Internet connection.
And, ... read the article |
| by: Christian Schlegel Managing Director of IXXAT Automation, GmbH |
| Dynamic Management of Energy Consumption in Embedded Systems
Low power consumption is one
of the most important features of
embedded processors and has a
significant impact on the cost and
physical size of the end device.
Even though the processor may
not be the most power-hungry
component of a system design,
it is essential to manage processor
power... read the article |
| by: Clive Watts, ARM, Product Manager, Systems and Ravi Ambatipudi, National Semiconductor, Director |
| Bringing Customization, Flexibility and Connectivity to Complex Electronic Motor Drives
The worldwide market for electronic
motor drives (EMDs) is expected to
grow to $19.1 billion in 2005, up nearly
53% from $12.5 billion in 2000.
This growth is fueled by several factors,
including the rapid rise in automation,
increased energy efficiency requirements
and the growing need for p... read the article |
| by: Geir Kjosavik Director of Business Development, Triscend Corporation |
| Clock Phase Modulation for Reduced Emission CAN Controller
Micronas has had an ARM7TDMI... read the article |
| by: Peter Zimmermann, Sales Manager, Micronas |
| Delivering High Reliability ARM-based Products with INTEGRITY
Electronics manufacturers face the
challenge of delivering products with
dramatically increasingly functionality.
At the same time, competition and the
race-to-market are reducing the overall
time allowed for development and
testing of the intrinsic software content.
In order to develo... read the article |
| by: Chris Smith, Green Hills Software |
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| Design Strategies & Methodologies |
| Formal Verification of AMBA Bus Systems
With the increasing popularity of
AMBA bus-based systems checking
that all design units obey the
bus protocol rules is becoming
increasingly important. This article
describes how Property Checking
offers an exciting new approach to
quickly and thoroughly verify that
candidate designs obey th... read the article |
| by Carey Sayer & Jeremy Sonander, Saros |
| Using Mixed-signal Technologies for Integration of Automotive Applications into a Single Chip
AMI Semiconductor, an ARM7TDMI... read the article |
| by: Herv |
| A Layered Verification Approach Applied to an AMBA-based System
It... read the article |
| by: Mick Posner, Product Marketing Manager, Synopsys |
| Dynamic System Reconfiguration with Excalibur Devices
Whether implementing a bug fix or a
firmware upgrade, embedded systems
that can be updated remotely save
resources and reduce system downtime.
While network connections have
long been used to remotely update
system software, today... read the article |
| by: Gordon Pocock, Altera |
| Managing Design Complexity through High-Level C-Model Verification
The increasing complexity of embedded
system design, combined with
shorter product life cycles, and an
intensified competitive landscape continues
to push the limits of embedded
design methodology. Complex designs
contain more devices and, thus,
greater interoperability. This calls for
more ... read the article |
| by: Mike Andrews, SoC Verification Division, Mentor Graphics |
| StrongARM and Linux Combine in a Smart Networkable Appliance
RLW... read the article |
| by: Andrew Girson, Inhand |
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| Consumer Lifestyles |
| ARM Core Powers Hands-Free Wearable Video Camera
Small form factor and wireless
capabilities combine to create a
fashion statement in a new line of
wearable video cameras. A New
Jersey-based supplier of wearable
video cameras is using the MiMagic 3
(ARM7... read the article |
| by Willa McManmon, NeoMagic Corporation, and Emilio Dabul, Fusion Public Relations |
| VW Embeds Micronas Controllers into New Touran Dashboard
Micronas has announced that
Volkswagen is using the Micronas
CDC 3207G and CDC 3272G
(ARM7TDMI... read the article |
| by: Peter Zimmermann, Sales Manager, Micronas |
| Racing America
The first running of the American Solar
Challenge was in 2001. At roughly
2,300 miles, it is the longest solar car
race in the world. The Solar Challenge
is sponsored by the U.S. Department of
Energy (DOE), the National Renewable
Energy Laboratory (NREL), BP Solar, and
EDS. American Solar Cha... read the article |
| by: Larry Ricci, Business Development, ADS |
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| Market Watch |
| Processor Performance Drives In-Car Entertainment
There was a time, not too long ago,
when a car was just a car. A form of
transportation - plain and simple.
Then came the age of electronics
and the semiconductor content of
an automobile began to grow steadily
for applications ranging from antilock
brakes to dash-board controls.
Most recent... read the article |
| by Markus Levy, Markus is a non-compensated contributor to IQ Magazine, and is President of EEMBC |
| Processor Performance Drives In-Car Entertainment (continued)
There was a time, not too long ago, when a car was just a car. A form of transportation - plain and simple. Then came the age of electronics and the semiconductor content of an automobile began to grow steadily for applications ranging from antilock brakes to dash-board controls. Most recently, the ... read the article |
| by: Markus Levy, Markus is a non-compensated contributor to IQ Magazine, and is President of EEMBC |
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| Tools of the Trade |
| Tools of The Trade
Clarity Technologies, Inc. CVC... read the article |
| by IQ Magazine |
| Members supporting automotive & industrial applications
The following ARM Connected Community Members have products and services supporting Automotive and Industrial applications.
The 2003-2004 ARM Developers... read the article |
| by: IQ Magazine |
