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Who’s the Competition Now?
Used to be when some new function found success on FPGAs, somebody would tape it out as an ASIC at 1/10 the price and/or 10x the speed, and that was that for the FPGA version.
Now that a cutting-edge ASIC costs $20-30M+ (counting logical and physical d…
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The Power of Tcl in PlanAhead
Hopefully the editors are little more open-mided.....Just use Camtasia Studio.
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More Ears for Better Sound
Akustica (and others) see the number of mikes proliferating. Where do you seem them being deployed in groups?
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Wirelessly Going Where No Man Has Gone Before
I would like to use the MachXO2 pico to teach the robotics team that I'm coaching, www.landroids.org, about FPGA. They are well versed in Arduino, the MachXO2 Pico will provide the next step in their training.
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Ready, Set, Embed!
Embedded design is the theme of this week's Fish Fry. What do you think about this collaboration between Toyota and Nintendo? A good idea or a really bad one?
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Springtime in the SoC
I want to use TI MSP-EXP430FR5739 Experimenter Board to design extension project prototype of the current project that I am working on temperature humidity controller for warehouse.
This will be auto temperature and humidity controller for the farms. …
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Racing Electronics
Nice article, Dick. Count me among the envious.
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MIPS Plants a New Family Tree
I think, in processor architecture diagnosis, the term is no longer "hyperAptiv" but "Application Deficit Disorder" - it's when you have a great new processor but not many applications run on it yet...
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The Process of Process Tracking
It's the devil's work, I tell you! Repent!
Oh, wait... It's Satin, not Satan.
Never mind.