Application - Automotive

Best in Show Nominee: Andes Technology's AndesCore™ N25F-SE

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 9, 2023

Automotive

Khronos Designed New Open Standard, the SYCL SC, for Safety-Critical Applications

Chad Cox

March 23, 2023

Automotive

KIOXIA Launches SSDs to the ISS

Chad Cox

March 22, 2023

Automotive

Infineon and Apex.AI Collaborate to Integrate the AURIX™ TC3x Microcontroller and Apex.Grace to Accelerate the Development of Software-Defined Vehicles

Tiera Oliver

March 21, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Taipei, Taiwan, Nextech

Chad Cox

March 8, 2023

Nextech develops diverse touch products and will be showcasing its LCD Displays, rugged PCs, and designed TP modules at embedded world 2023. At hall 1 booth 161, Nextech’s experts will discuss how it is addressing the durability and user-friendly operation of its broad range of Industrial applications.

Automotive

Magnachip Begins Mass Production of PDFN56 Dual Packaging 40V MXT MOSFET for Electric Vehicles

Tiera Oliver

March 21, 2023

Product Showcase: Lattice Avant FPGA Platform Boasts Low Power, Small Size, High Performance

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 13, 2023

embedded world 2023: Arm and ecosystem leaders empower developers for a future built on Arm

March 10, 2023

The Road to embedded world ’23: Neubiberg, Germany, Infineon

Chad Cox

March 9, 2023

Infineon's AURIX™ TC3xx, TC4x, TRAVEO™ T2G & PSoC Families of Microcontrollers Now Support Rust

Tiera Oliver

March 7, 2023

The Road to embedded world ’23: Murcia, Spain, Advanced Algorithms 4 Radar

Chad Cox

March 7, 2023

Advanced Algorithms 4 Radar will be located in hall 2 booth 521 during its stay at embedded world ’23. It will be showcasing its latest in predictive maintenance radar sensing. Discussions will be provided on the use of predictive maintenance radar sensing in Industry 4.0.

Product Showcase: Local Dimming IC Enables Large, High-Contrast, High-Resolution Automotive Touch Displays

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 6, 2023

Digital Keys: Unlocking A New Door to Automotive Electronics

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 2, 2023

Road to embedded world '23: Taipei City, Taiwan, ECSIPC

Chad Cox

March 1, 2023

u-blox's JODY-W4 Delivers Automotive Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth LE Audio

Chad Cox

February 23, 2023

The Storage Technology Revolution in IoT

Tetsu Ho

February 22, 2023

Imec Reveals Low-Power Phase-Locked Loop for Short-Range Automotive and Industrial Radar Applications

Tiera Oliver

February 22, 2023

Embedded Executive: Stan Schneider, CEO, RTI

Rich Nass

February 22, 2023

Will EVs Overload the Grid? EV Charging Concerns Explored

Dunstan Power

February 21, 2023

Andes and IAR Partner on ISO 26262 Ready TDDI SoC ILI6600A

Chad Cox

February 16, 2023

EU Funds SAFEXPLAIN to Push CAIS in Automotive

Chad Cox

February 15, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Victoria, Australia, Clarinox

Chad Cox

February 15, 2023

TDK Delivers First Common Mode Filter for Automotive Ethernet

Chad Cox

February 13, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Chandler, Arizona, Everspin

Chad Cox

February 13, 2023

Spirent Helps Users Assess Future Ethernet in HIL Systems

Chad Cox

February 13, 2023

Why Requirements Traceability Still Matters for Today’s Embedded Systems

Mark Pitchford

February 10, 2023

As the saying goes, the cost of “failing to build the right product or to build the product right” impacts revenue and reputation. The only way to build the “right product” is to develop requirements that are both effective and traceable down to the software. This enables development teams, quality assurance (QA), and certifying authorities to examine any function in the software to determine its purpose by tracing it back to a requirement.