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August 2010
Critical Demands on Ruggedized Wireless Systems for Today and Tomorrow
By Gregory Powers, Tyco Electronics
Wireless systems are now fully mainstream in our lives, not only in the consumer world of cell phones, Wi-Fi enabled laptops and satellite television, but also in the mission and life critical world of aerospace and defense.
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Developing Mission Critical Products with Embedded Processors and Software
Mukesh Kumar, Texas Instruments
The military electronics industry, which includes mission critical products, has always had quality as its ultimate objective. It was a widely held belief that the military’s computers, communications systems and all things electronic had to be a step or two ahead of everyone else’s systems.
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April 2010
Printed Displays offer New World of Design Opportunities
A new world of printed electronic display technology is evolving, offering unlimited opportunities for mass consumer and industrial applications. New flexible, printed displays are increasingly being integrated into a variety of everyday products including credit cards, product packaging, home-health diagnostics and even in apparel to combat theft and counterfeit.
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February 2010
More than Residential: Femtocell Deployment Beyond the Home
Femtocells are now a commercial reality. Launches by AT&T and Vodafone, amongst others, have brought femtocells into the consumer sphere.
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Wireless Base Stations Benefit from Signal Compression
For deployments by a single operator, wireless repeater systems offer more cost effective fiber transport costs.
By Allan Evans, VP of Marketing, Samplify Systems
ABI Research predicts that revenues for distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless systems will exceed $15B by 2013.
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December 2009
An In-Depth Look at Trends in Automotive Telematics
The rapidly growing M2M (machine-to-machine) market is already a $50 billion business with projected growth to over $250 billion by the end of 2012. Despite the global economic downturn, which has hit the automobile industry particularly hard, car makers continue to show a strong interest in automotive wireless telematics.
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August 2009
Optimizing the Embedded Software Design Process
There are many different software design methodologies out there: Waterfall, V-Model, Agile, Extreme Programming — the list goes on and on. They all have their benefits and drawbacks, and proponents of each one have spent countless hours arguing their merits.
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May 2009
Bringing Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) into Wireless Networks
In wireless as in wireline networks, there is never enough bandwidth. The introduction of smart phones like the iPhone, as well as mobile data cards, has created significant congestion on 3G networks with users complaining of slow downloads and dropped calls.
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March 2009
MicroTCA for Mil/Aero Emerges
In military and aerospace design, the push is underway to replace proprietary architectures with COTS systems that can successfully integrate high density, multicore processors and multi-compute nodes.
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December 2008
Modeling, Simulation, and Automatic Code Generation Framework for Sensor Network Applications
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) have become a hot research topic and show much promise to become a driver of current and future microelectronic technologies.
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May 2008
3G+ Baseband Prototype System Implementation Part 3 of 3
This is the third and final article in a series focusing on how enhancements in second- and third-generation serial RapidIO devices can improve 3G+ baseband processing. The first article in this series discussed how serial RapidIO serves as the foundation of the baseband system. The second article detailed how second- and third-generation devices provide additional proprietary features to further enhance 3G+ baseband performance and function.
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Techniques for Handling Increased Functionality and MIMO Requirements in Shrinking Platforms
The need to enhance functionality for wireless devices such as smartphones and data cards has driven engineers to develop circuitry with higher levels of integration to help reduce device size and cost. The multiple air interfaces supported by many of these devices often require diversity or MIMO (multiple-in, multiple-out) configurations.
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April 2008
Building onto Baseband’s Serial RapidIO Foundation: Enhancing the IQ Data Pipe with Pre-Processing
This article is the second of three articles focusing on how enhancements in second- and third-generation serial RapidIO devices can improve 3G+ baseband processing. The first article in this series demonstrated how serial RapidIO serves as the foundation of the baseband system. This article shows how second- and third-generation devices provide additional proprietary features to further enhance 3G+ baseband performance and function.
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December 2007
Standard sRIO Feature Use in baseband
The sRIO standard enables the synchronization of all devices — especially endpoints — through use of multicast event control symbols.
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SEOUL, South Korea -- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today introduced its latest wireless universal serial bus (USB) solution, developed using Ultra Wide Band (UWB) technology.
Microsemi Corporation’s Power and Microelectronics Group now offers a high-density Single Level Cell (SLC) NAND solid state storage solution in a single integrated plastic ball grid array (PBGA) package.
The HFS-2500 from EM Research operates over 2000 to 2500 MHz for advanced Electronic Warfare applications.
