USB V3.1 Power Delivery Type-C Port Evaluation board for OTI9108 IP
D&R Industry Articles (February 2016)
Articles for the Week of February 29, 2016
Additional Articles- It's Alive! The Miraculous Resurrection of Artificial Intelligence
- Designing AC/DC Adaptors for USB Type-C Power
Articles for the Week of February 22, 2016
Automated Power Model Verification for Analog IPs
Eliminating manual work during power intent verification of analog IPs reduces susceptibility to risks created by human error.- High bandwidth memory (HBM) PHY IP verification
- Self-testing in embedded systems: Software failure
- Designing an Efficient DSP Solution: Choosing the Right Processor and Software Development Toolchain
Articles for the Week of February 15, 2016
Leverage always-on voice trigger IP to reach ultra-low power consumption in voice-controlled devices
Due to the lack of thorough specifications to assess the performance of voice detection solutions, it is a real conundrum for users to evaluate the best solution among a jungle of true and false detection claims and without any benchmark. ?The aim of this article is to help IP procurement managers, SoC architects and system makers using voice detection IP in their systems to assess and compare the detection performances.- Securing the Most Important Goal of USB Type-C Technology: A Better User Experience
- From Here to 5G: A Roadmap of Challenges
- Delivering High Quality Analog Video Signals With Optimized Video DACs
Articles for the Week of February 8, 2016
Custom ASICs for Internet of Industrial Things (IoIT)
This white paper commences with an overview of the IoIT (Internet of Industrial Things) opportunity, the market drivers, and how the semiconductor industry is responding to this need. We then include an example of a customisable SoC intended for use in various industrial applications where low power consumption, remote deployment, reduced production costs and short time-to-market are vital.- Optimizing LPDDR4 Performance and Power with Multi-Channel Architectures
- Don't over-constrain in formal property verification (FPV) flows
Articles for the Week of February 1, 2016
Opportunities and Challenges for Near-Threshold Technology in End-Point SoCs for the Internet of Things
Qian Yu, Technical Marketing Manager at ARM, discusses the potential of near-threshold technology to enable the lowest possible power consumption to extend battery life for end-point devices deployed in the Internet of Things. He also reviews some of the challenges including integrating memory and attaining necessary support from semiconductor foundries and EDA vendors to make ultra-low-power, near-threshold design a reality.- Interconnect: Switzerland of IP
- Boot time optimization for automobile and consumer applications
- Addressing Three Critical Challenges of USB Type-C Implementation