The antifuse advantage for one-time programmable non-volatile memory
Antifuse-based OTP NVM is highly scalable, has the area efficiency to enable macros of megabit capacities, and offers low read power.
IP Topics
Understanding USB 3.2 and Type-C
The basics of USB 3.2, how to implement it in an SoC, and how USB Type-C connectors and cables are used in USB 3.2 systems.
Reliability verification: It’s all about the baseline
How you can use the dedicated rule decks now being provided by foundries as the foundation for a reliability verification flow.
Why AI needs security
As AI becomes pervasive in computing applications, so too does the need for high-grade security in all levels of the system.
Using threat models and risk assessments to define device security requirements
The proliferation of attacks against embedded systems is making designers realize that they need to do more to secure their products and ecosystems.
Flexible embedded vision processing architectures for machine-learning applications
Machine-learning strategies for embedded vision are evolving so quickly that designers need access to flexible, heterogenous processor architectures that can adapt as the algorithms evolve.
Managing waivers in reliability verification
Dina Medhat describes what you need to know about the types of waiver strategy that can be applied.
Managing the evolving architecture of integrated ADAS controllers
Designers need to understand how the architecture of electronic control units used to implement ADAS in vehicles is changing.
Picking the right-sized crypto processor for your SoC
Choosing the right crypto processor implementation involves a complex set of design tradeoffs between speed, area, power consumption and flexibility. Using consistent benchmarks can help explore your options.
Bringing Ethernet time-sensitive networking to automotive applications
An evolution of the Ethernet standard enable time-sensitive networking with the predictable latencies and guaranteed bandwidth necessary for automotive applications.