Angela Raucher |  November 24, 2015
Achieving IoT security means addressing every link in the chain, from the quality of your application code to embedding a root of trust in the hardware.
Bruce McGaughy |  October 28, 2015
Although FastSPICE simulators are in almost every design flow, requirements are moving beyond the capabilities they can provide. Parallel processing provides a solution.
Nasib Naser |  October 19, 2015
Verification IP can help verify that memory-controller implementations meet standards; test an implementation against specific memories; and drive traffic for SoC verification and power analysis. Here's how to choose it.
Amol Herlekar |  October 8, 2015
A look at what it takes to verify low-power SoC designs, including setting objectives and measuring outcomes in a UPF-driven verification strategy
Lauro Rizzatti |  September 12, 2015
In-circuit emulation is attractive but brings with it debug-visibility issues. There are ways to restructure the environment to make bug hunting much more deterministic.
Gervais Fong |  August 26, 2015
Implementing the reversible connector of USB Type-C demands a rethink of the PHY architecture to achieve the most cost-effective IP solution
Warren Kurisu |  August 24, 2015
The wearables market is booming. Successful development depends on assembling the right software and hardware tools. Here's a primer on what to look for.
Jai Durgam |  August 19, 2015
A look at some of the quality and safety requirements that must be met when developing and applying semiconductor IP to the automotive sector.
Mick Posner |  August 4, 2015
The introduction of bigger FPGAs enables more complex prototypes - but makes debugging more of a challenge. Here's one way to address the issue.
John Blyler |  July 14, 2015
A look at the USB Type-C connector and the enhanced data rates and charging facilities it will enable