Multi Protocol Switch IP Core for Safe and Secure Ethernet Network
D&R Industry Articles (August 2002)
Articles for the Week of August 26, 2002
Additional Articles- Choosing the best microcontrol solution still requires flexiblity
- Network performance requirements push up microcontroller ante
- SoC-based designs challenge traditional design flows
- Net processes shuffle design priorities
- Network dynamics, SoC impact MCU design
- Programmable logic/customizable CPU cores adapt hardware to apps
- Integration strategies transform microcontroller design
- SoC-based configurable systems replace the microcontroller
- Producing an Effective WLAN Prototyping Platform
- Creating a Star IP Core
- Strategy for reducing soft errors is needed
- ASIC vendors heed call for virtual prototyping tools
- Assertive verification: a ten-minute primer
- RF system-in-package competes with SoCs
Articles for the Week of August 19, 2002
Additional Articles- Design closure becomes elusive for the SoC generation
- Method ensures on-track designs
- Library promotes common standard for design properties
- ASIC design flow gives CPU core custom performance
- A silicon virtual prototype is key in achieving design closure
Articles for the Week of August 5, 2002
Additional Articles- Using adaptive computing in SDR design requires less time, risk, silicon
- A case for using FPGAs in SDR PHY
- Reconfigurable algorithm processing adds support to SDR commercialization
- Design, Verification: What's the Difference?
- Achieving Functional Verification Closure
- Productivity Boost in Embedded Processor Design
- A case for using a specialized language for NPU Design
- Network processors need a new programming methodology
- Modular design framework allows network processor software reuse
- Programmable NPUs 'edge' out ASICs
- Developers must balance NPU programmablity and performance issues
- SoC testers address altered workflow
Articles for the Week of July 29, 2002
Additional Articles- Missing the SoC bus
- Number of WLAN implementations doubled in a year, says report
- Questioning the Logic of Reconfigurable