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Accellera Chair Shishpal Rawat Talks about Roadmap for IP and System Design Standards at IP-SOC 2011

October 31, 2011

Who

Accellera, the electronics industry organization focused on electronic design automation (EDA) standards, invites IP-SOC 2011 attendees to hear Accellera chair Shishpal Rawat’s invited talk onThe Roadmap for IP and System Design Standards.

What

The Roadmap for IP and System Design Standards
Shishpal Rawat, Accellera Chair
System, software and semiconductor design activities are converging to meet the increasing challenges of creating SoCs. Accellera is working with OSCI and the SystemC working groups, as well as the IEEE and other standard bodies, …Read More →"Accellera Chair Shishpal Rawat Talks about Roadmap for IP and System Design Standards at IP-SOC 2011"

Research: Graphene grows better on certain copper crystals

October 31, 2011

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — New observations could improve industrial production of high-quality graphene, hastening the era of graphene-based consumer electronics, thanks to University of Illinois engineers.

By combining data from several imaging techniques, the team found that the quality of graphene depends on the crystal structure of the copper substrate it grows on. Led byelectrical and computer engineeringprofessorsJoseph LydingandRead More →"Research: Graphene grows better on certain copper crystals"

Engineering Researchers Create World’s Most Efficient Flexible OLED

October 31, 2011

October 30, 2011– Researchers in the University of Toronto’sDepartment of Materials Science & Engineeringhave developed the world’s most efficient organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) on plastic. This result enables a flexible form factor, not to mention a less costly, alternative to traditional OLED manufacturing, which currently relies on rigid glass.

The results are reported online in the latest issue ofRead More →"Engineering Researchers Create World’s Most Efficient Flexible OLED"

SiliconBlue’s new “Los Angeles” 40-nm ultra-low-power 640, 1K and 4K LP and HX devices sampling

October 31, 2011

加州圣克拉拉,2011年10月31日—硅片nBlue® Technologies, the leader in Custom Mobile Device™ (CMD), today announced sampling availability of three new iCE40™ “Los Angeles” 640, 1K and 4K mobileFPGA™ devices including the LP–Series (Low-Power) version and the HX–Series (High-Speed) version targeting smartphones and tablets, respectively. Both the LP and HX Los Angeles mobileFPGA devices provide support for sensor management, high-speed custom connectivity and the convergence of HD video and imaging. Fabricated on TSMC 40-nm, low-power standard CMOS process, the LP and HX families provide twice the logic capacity …Read More →"SiliconBlue’s new “Los Angeles” 40-nm ultra-low-power 640, 1K and 4K LP and HX devices sampling"

A SHARP New Microscope for the Next Generation of Microchips

October 31, 2011

Moore’s Law, hardly a law but undeniably a persistent trend, says that every year and a half, the number of transistors that fit on a chip roughly doubles. It’s why electronics – from smart phones to flat screens, from MP4 players to movie cameras, from tablets to supercomputers – grow ever more varied, powerful, and compact, but also ever less expensive. Whether the trend can continue until it runs up against immutable laws of nature, like the finite size of an atom, depends on how far scientists and technicians can push electronic technologies down into …Read More →"A SHARP New Microscope for the Next Generation of Microchips"

Boosting LED Efficiency: Zinc Oxide Microwires Improve Performance of Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) Through the Piezo-phototronic Effect

October 31, 2011

Researchers have used zinc oxide microwires to significantly improve the efficiency at which gallium nitride light-emitting diodes (LED) convert electricity to ultraviolet light. The devices are believed to be the first LEDs whose performance has been enhanced by the creation of an electrical charge in a piezoelectric material using the piezo-phototronic effect.

By applying mechanical strain to the microwires, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology created a piezoelectric potential in the wires, and that potential was used to tune the charge transport and enhance carrier injection in the LEDs. This control of an optoelectronic device with …Read More →"Boosting LED Efficiency: Zinc Oxide Microwires Improve Performance of Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) Through the Piezo-phototronic Effect"

Lattice, Valens Semiconductor Announce New Reference Design For The Surveillance Camera Market

October 31, 2011

HILLSBORO, OR – OCTOBER 28, 2011 – Lattice Semiconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: LSCC) and Valens Semiconductor today announced a new and comprehensive HDBaseT™ camera reference design solution. The HDBaseT reference design is targeted at the surveillance market. Up to two cameras can be supported with the output being a HDBaseT CAT5 cable containing both uncompressed video streams. The HDBaseT reference design is powered from the power over Ethernet (POE) CAT5 cable. By offering the surveillance market a solution that does not require compression at the camera or a local power supply, Lattice and Valens …Read More →"Lattice, Valens Semiconductor Announce New Reference Design For The Surveillance Camera Market"

加拿大通信研究中心Uses ORBexpress to Successfully Port Software Defined Radio to Android

October 31, 2011

HERNDON, VA – October 31, 2011 –Objective Interface Systems, Inc.(OIS), announced today that Communications Research Centre Canada (CRC) usedORBexpress® communications software to achieve a record-time adaption of a complete Software Communications Architecture (SCA) radio system to a handheld Android™ device. The radio system, including a full core framework and FM waveform application, …Read More →"Communications Research Centre Canada Uses ORBexpress to Successfully Port Software Defined Radio to Android"

TI introduces Sitara™ AM335x ARM® microprocessors, the industry’s first $5 high-performance, feature-packed ARM Cortex™-A8 devices

October 31, 2011

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DALLAS (Oct. 31, 2011) — Imagine upgrading from ARM9^™-based product designs to add 3D interactive touch screens, higher resolution displays, faster performance and multiple, flexible integrated connectivity options for a more robust …Read More →"TI introduces Sitara™ AM335x ARM® microprocessors, the industry’s first $5 high-performance, feature-packed ARM Cortex™-A8 devices"

LDRA Embraces Verification of Auto Generated Code

October 31, 2011

Monks Ferry, Wirral, UK – October 31, 2011.LDRA, the leader in standards compliance, automated software verification, source code analysis and test tools, has integratedMISRA Autocode (MISRA AC)into its broad portfolio of programming standards and certification offerings. With the increased complexity of software projects and the maturity of model-generated code, more companies auto generate code from the model to meet time-to-market pressures. Adoption …Read More →"LDRA Embraces Verification of Auto Generated Code"

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