Seven steps to embedded designs made easier with PSoC Creator
Anshu Kandhari and Naman Jain, Cypress Semiconductor
3/14/2012 1:50 PM EDT
An embedded system is one with computing hardware that has software �embedded� in it as one of its core components. We are surrounded by embedded systems that add luxury to our lives like mobile handsets, washing machines, microwaves, ATM machines, and air conditioners, to name just a few. Because of certain application requirements, engineers have to approach embedded design in a different way than other types of designs.
To read the full article, click here
Related Semiconductor IP
- Wi-Fi 7(be) RF Transceiver IP in TSMC 22nm
- PUF FPGA-Xilinx Premium with key wrap
- ASIL-B Ready PUF Hardware Premium with key wrap and certification support
- ASIL-B Ready PUF Hardware Base
- PUF Software Premium with key wrap and certification support
Related White Papers
- Enabling error resilience throughout the embedded system
- Selecting an operating system for an embedded application
- Enabling security in embedded system using M.2 SSD
- Automating C test cases for embedded system verification
Latest White Papers
- Boosting RISC-V SoC performance for AI and ML applications
- e-GPU: An Open-Source and Configurable RISC-V Graphic Processing Unit for TinyAI Applications
- How to design secure SoCs, Part II: Key Management
- Seven Key Advantages of Implementing eFPGA with Soft IP vs. Hard IP
- Hardware vs. Software Implementation of Warp-Level Features in Vortex RISC-V GPU