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New Blackfin BF51x Family - Free On-demand Webcast
Arrow and ADI bring you a free on demand Webcast that will demonstrate the superior ability of the new ADSP-BF51x Blackfin processor family. This single-core, convergent processor reduces cost, power consumption, software complexity, and development schedules in a broad spectrum of applications and system designs. The Webcast will highlight the new features of the ADSP-BF51x such as IEEE1588 on eMAC, SDIO, CE-ATA, eMMC, and stacked SPI Flash.
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Designing the Right SoC Architecture: ESL Performance Analysis for ARM AXI-based Platforms
Today's multi-mode, multi-application systems place demanding performance requirements on the global resources of the SoC. Estimating bandwidth with spreadsheets is not viable, when dynamic workloads make it impossible to predict performance across all configurations of the interconnect and memory subsystem. Real simulation and performance measurement are needed to optimize results and avoid over-design. In this presentation CoWare ESL 2.0...
preview: http://www.techonline.com   date: 9/30/2008

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Designing with ARM
The ARM architecture is the most widely used processor architecture in the world with new licensees signing up every month. Supporting this growth is the ARM Connected Community which forms a broad ecosystem to support designers using ARM cores. Mentor Graphics are at the forefront of the ARM Connected Community from both a hardware EDA perspective as well as from the embedded software side where their Nucleus OS is deployed on more ARM...
preview: https://event.on24.com   date: 10/16/2008

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Editorial Webinar: Is ARM the winner in the embedded space?
Has the embedded design community finally agreed on a processor architecture? ARM has become the clear leader in 32-bit microcontrollers, claiming nearly 80% of the market today and recently surpassing 10 billion shipped processors. In an industry that can't agree on anything, how has this architecture gained such a strong position in the hearts and minds of embedded designers? Listen as industry leaders discuss their decisions to license...
preview: http://www.techonline.com   date: 6/18/2008

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OMAP35x Platform Overview: Applications Processors with Laptop-like Performance ...
Register today to learn about TI's four new OMAP processors with an unprecedented combination of high performance and low power for automotive infotainment, consumer, medical, industrial and embedded applications.
preview: http://www.techonline.com   date: 4/9/2008

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System-level Platform For Embedded Control Applications
Industrial machine control applications are becoming more sophisticated and are moving to RTOS based architectures to expand flexibility, improve time-to-market, and enhance functionality. Learn how NXP can provide you with a complete solution centered on its ARM7 MCU product portfolio and running Micrium µC/OS-II. Focusing on industrial motor control applications, NXP will show how its reference design can be used to manage multiple motor...
preview: http://www.techonline.com   date: 11/13/2007

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Tools and Techniques for Fast Track Application Development on Freescale's i.MX27 ...
Learn about the main features of Freescale's i.MX27 applications processors, built on the ARM926EJ-STM core. We'll pay particular attention to the Video Processing Unit and on-chip Ethernet MAC. We'll also discuss design considerations and then present a technical overview of the i.MX27 product development kit (PDK) which consists of a personality module, CPU module and debug module. We'll go over each module and explain how you can bring...
preview: http://www.techonline.com   date: 12/3/2008