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A PCIe 4.0 Users Guide to PICMG Technology at Embedded World 2023

Jessica Isquith

March 12, 2023

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

ARM

March 10, 2023

AIROC™ Cloud Connectivity Manager Module

Infineon

March 8, 2023

PSoC® 62S2 Wi-Fi BT Pioneer Kit (CY8CKIT-062S2-43012)

Infineon

March 8, 2023

Product Showcase: Power-Efficient Mini OLEDs Form the Basis of High-Brightness Micro Displays

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 6, 2023

Product Showcase: Exein Runtime Handles Threat Detection/Incident Response

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 6, 2023

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

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 6, 2023

Product Showcase: Synaptics’ SYN4778: Low-Power, Small, Accurate GNSS IC for IoT Devices

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 6, 2023

Product of the Week: Wiseome Inc., Mini LiDAR Module

Embedded Computing Design Staff

February 27, 2023

HPD Secures Your Platform While Lowering Power

Rich Nass

February 24, 2023

Security

EXPLOITED: Dataprobe iBoot-PDU

Chad Cox

February 23, 2023

Open Source

Free COM Express!

Brandon Lewis

February 18, 2023

Product of the Week: The DFA 1163M Professional uCPE from NEXCOM International

Embedded Computing Design Staff

February 13, 2023

Mouser New Product of the Week: Advantech’s AIW-166K Series Wireless Communication Kits

Embedded Computing Design Staff

February 13, 2023

Debug & Test

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.