Embedded Computing Design

White Papers - Page 13

IoT
Avoid IoT Project Failure with Better Simulators

September 11, 2020

Are you testing your proof of concept with realistic network conditions? If not, your IoT project is at risk. See how smarter simulators save the day.
IoT
AI Technology Transforms Supply Chain Operations

September 11, 2020

Embedded Computing Design Staff

With supply chain operators confronting especially challenging times, knowing more about the status of products, streamlining internal processes, and finding ways to reduce costs have become vital.
Software & OS
Multicore System Management: Hypervisor or Multicore Framework?

September 02, 2020

Multicore embedded systems are becoming increasingly common. This paper looks at using a hypervisor or multicore framework, or both, to control and mange a multicore system, which is a critical...
Software & OS
Moving from an RTOS to Linux- (Practical Insights Nobody's Telling You)

August 28, 2020

There are many things to consider when moving from RTOS to Linux for embedded projects. This white paper provides practical information so developers can be fully aware of the trade-offs and the...
Security
The Past, Present and Future of Cybersecurity for Embedded Systems

August 13, 2020

The Past, Present and Future of Cybersecurity in Embedded Systems explores how security requirements have changed from the early days of embedded systems. It examines how vulnerabilities have...
Processing
Blending DSP and ML Features Into a Low-Power General-Purpose Processor ? How Far Can We Go?

July 29, 2020

New technology from Arm is blending DSP and ML features into a low-power general-purpose processor for the first time. What are the challenges? How far can we go?
IoT
Important Electronic Design Considerations for Data Acquisition Systems: Part 1 - Calibration

July 24, 2020

Designing a data acquisition system? Take a look at these key considerations that are often missed!
IoT
2020 Industrial IoT Platforms Buyer's Guide

July 23, 2020

Embedded Computing Design Staff

Download the 2020 Industrial IoT Platforms Buyer's Guide to explore the challenges and building blocks for a successful solution, who the leading vendors are and how the different Industrial IoT...
Debug & Test
Understanding Key Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer Specifications

July 20, 2020

Spectrum analyzers are used to capture and display wanted and unwanted signals, as well as enable a range of measurements including power, frequency, modulation, and distortion. This paper will...
Industrial
How the SMARC Module 2.1 revision responds to the latest IoT- and AI-driven demands on embedded computing solutions

July 10, 2020

Learn more about the new SMARC™ 2.1 specification, new key features and changes. Get a detailed comparison between the SMARC™ 2.0 module and the SMARC™ 2.1 module and find out more about special use..
Open Source
Ensuring the Success of Your RISC-V Product with a Commercial-Grade Software Development Ecosystem

June 25, 2020

Learn how your toolchain can be ready to meet the challenge of developing commercial-grade applications on RISC-V platforms.
IoT
Air quality measurement gets personal with advanced PM2.5 and VOC sensor technologies

June 15, 2020

Poor #airquality can greatly impact your health and well-being. But what is your personal exposure to particles or gases? And how can you measure this reliably? New sensor #technologies can now...
IoT
High Performance Edge Computing - The Frontier for Supercomputing and Acceleration

June 12, 2020

By condensing HPC performance into rugged and compact systems, Eurotech brings edge computing to a whole new level: learn more about High Performance Edge Computers work in this white paper by VDC...
Software & OS
Knowing the Difference Between Code Size and Footprint Could Shrink Your Memory Needs

June 01, 2020

Embedded Computing Design Staff

The terms 'code size' and 'footprint' are often used interchangeably. But, they are not the same; code size is a subset of footprint.
IoT
Over the Air Updates Remove So Many Obstacles

June 01, 2020

Rich Nass

When you ship an embedded IoT product, regardless of the vertical, it's a pretty safe bet that it?s going to need updates over its lifetime.